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Category Archives: Tower Arts Centre
Tower Arts Centre – bad news
Bad news on the Tower last Friday as you can see from the following news report:Despite Ken Thornber being forced to wriggle on the issue of rapidly increasing head office costs in Recreation and Heritage (because the Tower is being …
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Successful Lib Dem leadership hustings at the Tower Arts Centre
Despite the torrential rain and engineering works on the trains and the relatively short notice, it was standing room only at the Tower on Sunday when Nick and Chris came to Hampshire to ask for local members’ support.
Nick and Chris …
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Tower is being cut to pay for head office bureaucrats not adult social care
We have only a few days left to save the Tower Arts Centre as an arts centre with a full professional art programme. If Ken Thornber agrees the paper sent to him last week, that spells the end of …
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Conservatives plan to move ahead on the Tower Arts Centre without a business plan
One of the most staggering moments of last Thursday’s full meeting of the County Council was when Ken Thornber announced that he intended to go ahead with the transfer of the Tower Arts Centre to King School without a business …
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Interpreting the County Council’s line on the Tower Arts Centre
The County Council issued a press release about the future of the Tower Arts Centre – which is remarkable for what it doesn’t say – as well as what it does say.
The County Council says:
Leader of Hampshire County Council Ken …
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