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ALL-ACTION AS WORK GETS UNDERWAY AT DONCASTER’S NEW CINEMA DEVELOPMENT ALL TYPES OF VEHICLE Another major development in Doncaster has started with work beginning on an exciting new cinema and restaurant complex next door to the Cast performance venue in the Cultural and Civic Quarter. The £8.5 million project has benefitted from £635,000 from the Sheffield City Region Local Growth Funding (LGF) and once complete will create more than 100 jobs and bring more than £530,000 of new business rates into the borough. The area around the Civic
Square has been transformed into a destination area in recent years, with the £20 million investment in the Civic Office, £22 million investment in the CAST performance venue and the £14 million investment in the new central Library and Museum, currently being constructed. The Council has appointed Lindum Construction Limited to build the development and has now signed an agreement with cinema operator Savoy. In addition there is interest in the development from local and national
restaurant providers. Lindum took possession of the development site from 25th March and the first phase of works will be setting up the site, undertaking technical surveys and carrying out some site clearance and groundworks before the main construction commences in May. Councillor Bill Mordue, Cabinet Member for Business, Skills and Economic Development said: “I am delighted to finally see work starting on the cinema and restaurant development which will
further enhance this location, giving a wider choice of leisure activities and places to eat and bringing more visitors to Doncaster Town Centre. “This project joins others at an exciting time in our Urban Centre Masterplan including the redevelopment of the train station, the Quality Streets work on Hallgate, our new Library and Museum which is in construction down the road and the newly renovated Wool Market which has just opened its doors.” By 2021 Government will have invested over £12
billion through the Local Growth Fund, allowing LEPs to use their local knowledge to get all areas of the country firing on all cylinders. There are 38 LEPs covering the whole of England, which are investing LGF money in a wide range of projects including transport, skills, business support, broadband, innovation and flood defences. It is planned for the new development to be open in spring 2020.
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