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HeritageWolverhampton Low Level Train Station
Wolverhampton Low Level Train Station
The conversion of the Grade II Listed Great Western Railway Train Station and surrounding railway sidings in Wolverhampton into a shell only casino together with the infrastructure works for a Premier Inn Hotel, Public House, multi storey residential development and a car dealership.
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- RC Diocese of Birmingham St Marys RC Church, Harborne, Birmingham
- The Chain Bridge, Llangollen
- Glasshouse Restoration, Birmingham Botanical Gardens
- Restoration of Medieval Lighthouse tower and Monastic Cell at Coquet Island
- Tale of Two Cathedrals
- Redevelopment of Theatre Royal, Newcastle upon Tyne
- Restoration of St Michael and All Angels Church, Newburn
- Durham Cathedral
- Wellington College, Library
- Wolverhampton Low Level Train Station
- John Corbett Way, Stoke Prior
- Lincoln Cathedral
Opened in 1854 as the most Northern terminus of the broad gauge Great Western Railway the station contained an ornate metalwork roof designed by Isambard Kingdon Brunel. Since its closure in 1981 the station buildings, platforms and sidings had been neglected and a combination of vandalism, structural problems and wet/dry rot threatened the complete demolition of the buildings. However, the future of the Grade II listed buildings were saved when the site was re-developed as part of the Canalside Quarter Regeneration programme.