Yesterday I had my appointment
to view the Drill Hall. We were a group of 5 and were met by John Kinsey and
Alexandra Deere of JLL.
Mr Kinsey was keen to chat and explained many
things about how the process will go. Once I have some things clarified, so I am
not relying on my memory alone, I will put details on the Drill Hall for sale page.
There are now two sub-pages
to the page, one is additional photographs to supplement those from 2013 and
2017. It is possible to see that much of the original detail still remains even
though some is lost or worn. This would make it possible to refurbish it to
close to the original style if wanted. The second page contains the Structural
Engineer's report.
This page is protected and you will have to register
in order to see it. I realise that that is a bit of a faff but I believe it a
necessary precaution. At the moment JLL are only providing details and access to
community groups; commercial groups won't be allowed until October. Therefore I
think it only right that I restrict information too. Having to sign up to view
the page also means that I have a list of people who have looked at the
document, this will help me show that there is interest within the town should I
need to.
I do hope you are interested enough to go and look at these new
pages and to register to view the report. Keep checking the Drill Hall For Sale page!
We have interior photographs from 2013 and 2017. The marketing of the Drill Hall has allowed me to build on these general views and record it in greater detail. We also have an interior view from 1909 which shows how little has changed over the past 100+ years. 2013 interior photographs 2017 interior photographs I … Continue reading
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