Still waitng to be fed
New Grain storage facilities now in place,but still the cranes have not been fed !!
This special biulding on North Quay, can any one give details of its history? or what history can it tell
This is the Lydia Eva arriving under her own power. She is the world’s last surviving steam-powered herring drifter and steamed back to Great Yarmouth on Saturday 15th May 2010.
Refer Lydia Eva for more details
Steam drifters once filled the harbours as they worked down from Scotland following the Herring. Lydia Eva was, unusually, also capable of trawling outside the herring season.
She is now open for visitors each summer. For more information, see here
Mother and Child, carving in York stone, by Bridget Heriz, commissioned for the Cobholm and Lichfield Resource Centre by the Bridge Trust, 2006, funded by SRB5. The sculpture has been moved whilst building works are taking place to extend the Resource Centre and I hope this photographic compilation (background from the avenue in the graveyard) does not relate to the fate of the sculpture!
April 2010: The carving has been relocated in the new foyer of the Cobholm and Lichfield Resource Centre. It looks fine in its new setting apart from the notices mounted on the wall unnecessarily close the sculpture.
Unfortunatly this created a hue & cry at Burgh Castle, it has now been removed !!!!!
18th July 2009, one day art exhibition by local artist
Derek Jackson, photographer will have a selection of work on show.
The arrival of Cranes required for the offloading & loading of containers
St.George's Chapel, King Street, 2006
Hopkins Architects Ltd. are being appointed to lead the project to renovate St. George’s Chapel in King Street. To see other projects that Hopkins have led go to www.hopkins.co.uk