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Went past the remains this morning and there were mobile phone contractors removing the masts from the top of the tower which I think was the only reason this was left standing when they demolished the rest of it. I don't think there will be much time to get any final pictures people...
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Will be good to see the developments on the site, any info?
I took some snaps in November.Quote:
Originally Posted by XL391
I've just put 2 in the Art Deco thread.
Last I heard, the owners of Aintree retail park had bought it. Most probably to build more stores.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kev
Yeah, I heard some time ago it was going to be another retail park.
A retail park PLUS 5 wind turbines was the last I heard.
There's two wind turbines next to where I work in Wavertree - trouble is, they seem not to go when it's blowing a gale yet virtually take off on a sunny day!!
well
i have lots of memrobelia from the paradox, including thousands of unused drinks vouchers and all sorts of other stuff.
anyway, i found a photo i took in 2001
http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r...MG0018copy.jpg
and to be exact, here the photo details
http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r...tled-1copy.jpg
Thanks for the pic, and welcome btw :)
Remember the Kiss, the paradox's kid sister. What a dive! Used to be there every week when i got knocked back from over 25's night!! Ha ha
BTW, Paradox was Vernons, not Littlewoods.
Lovely photo.
The part that's left was just the tower in the middle of the building.
Great photo, thanks for posting. :)
They're leaving the tower apparently.The new stuff will be built around it.
Im not too sure this is 100% correct but from what I have heard the Vernons tower is a listed building.
it certainly is a listed building.
the pub next to it was the manhatten, which was where everyone drank 1st... its not a restuarant called preggo
There is a for sale notice on it today
Well, you wouldn't want to wear them out would you?Quote:
Originally Posted by theninesisters
They have more value as a tax subsidy even when stationary....:)