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Forum: Heritage and History 29-12-2009, 22:52

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By Bernard Dawson Re: Woodnook mill. You would have thought so Kate. I would have thought also that people who live around there would want the site developed sooner rather than later. It will certainly look different up there when...

Forum: Heritage and History 29-12-2009, 19:05

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By Bernard Dawson Re: Woodnook mill. I know it's got Planning Permission for Housing. I sat on the committee when it came up. The developers had been in a lot of discussion with the Council planners on the number of houses on that site....

Forum: Heritage and History 29-12-2009, 18:44

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By Bernard Dawson Re: Woodnook mill. You never know. Watch for those pigs flying about

Forum: Heritage and History 11-12-2009, 17:48

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By Bernard Dawson Re: Woodnook mill. Whilst there are some old factory sheds that are worth preserving,I'm not sure this one is. It's not listed as far as I know,and aesthetically it's not that attractive. I know it represents the...

Forum: Heritage and History 07-12-2009, 14:20

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By Bernard Dawson Re: Woodnook mill. I stand corrected Margaret. It didn't seem to make sense not to tell people when the chimney was coming down.

Forum: Heritage and History 07-12-2009, 11:10

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By Bernard Dawson Re: Woodnook mill. I use to work up at Huncoat Power House, so I had a bit of an interest in the place. I seem to remember that it was well known in advance when the towers were coming down. Not like the cloak and...

Forum: Heritage and History 07-12-2009, 10:42

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By Bernard Dawson Re: Woodnook mill. Did any of you see when they knocked the cooling towers down at Huncoat power station. That was quite exiting. Well I thought so at the time.

Forum: Heritage and History 20-11-2009, 13:05

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By Bernard Dawson Re: Woodnook mill. What date would the map be Kate? It looks a lot better on the map than it does at the moment.

Forum: Heritage and History 19-11-2009, 23:36

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By Bernard Dawson Re: Woodnook mill. Is that what it once was. Looks like it's going to be housing now I'm afraid. More money in building houses than wooded valleys unfortunately.

Forum: Heritage and History 19-11-2009, 18:08

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By Bernard Dawson Re: Woodnook mill. Outline planning permission for residential development for Woodnook Mill went through at the planning committee yesterday.

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