Multi-award-winning architects Haworth Tompkins have today been announced as the architect-led multi-discipline team for the St George’s Guildhall and Creative Hub project as part of the King’s Lynn Town Deal programme.
King’s Lynn based businesses employing 18-30 year-old members of staff, are being urged to drop into a free session at The Place in King’s Lynn to find out how Boost can help them.
A new pilot cycle hub is set to make it easier for people to travel into King’s Lynn on bicycle when it opens on a key route into town in January.
An exciting opportunity for artists to develop two pieces of artwork for the Rail to River Public Realm scheme, part of the Government-funded King’s Lynn Town Deal, has been launched today with a call to submit proposals by the end of January.
The final three Town Deal business cases have been approved by Government securing the remaining £15,811,819 of funding for the Multi-User Community Hub, Riverfront Regeneration and Active and Clean Connectivity projects.
A public consultation on a new masterplan for the Southgates area of King’s Lynn is to run from 3 to 31 October.
The King’s Lynn Town Deal Board has confirmed that it is still full steam ahead for the St George’s Guildhall and Creative Hub project, despite disappointing news from the National Lottery Heritage Fund that a bid for £575k of development funding has been unsuccessful.
Activities offering local children the chance to get up on stage and deliver lines from some of Shakespeare’s best-known works have been going down a storm.
The vision for the St George’s Guildhall and Creative Hub moved a step forward with the submission of the business case to government.
The project is a pivotal part of the £25m Town Fund programme, which will transform the town centre with a number of innovative schemes aimed at growing business, increasing skills and regenerating historical features.