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Hillsborough stadion

A Hillsborough stadion labdarúgó-stadion Sheffieldben, Angliában. A stadion a Sheffield Wednesday otthonául szolgál. Az 1966-os labdarúgó-világbajnokság és az 1996-os labdarúgó-Európa-bajnokság egyik helyszíne volt. Befogadóképessége 39 732 fő számára biztosított, amely mind ülőhely. Története A stadion 1899-ben épült és az óta a Sheffield Wednesday otthona. A legnagyobb Premier Leaguen kívüli stadionnak számít Angliában. Hillsborough-tragédia 1989. április 15-én az angol futball és a sportág történetének egyik legsúlyosabb tragédiája a Hillsborough stadionban történt. A Liverpool és a Nottingham Forest között rendezett FA-kupa elődöntő mindössze 6 percig tartott, miután a Liverpool szurkolók részére biztosított szektorok túlzsúfoltak lettek, aminek következtében pánik tört ki. A megrázó események következtében 97 ember életét vesztette. Események 1966-os világbajnokság 1996-os Európa-bajnokság Jegyzetek Források Információk a Worldofstadiums.com honlapján Információk a Stadiumguide.com honlapján
Hillsborough Stadium

Lo Hillsborough Stadium è un impianto sportivo di Sheffield, nel Regno Unito. Si tratta del terreno interno dello Sheffield Wednesday, una delle formazioni calcistiche cittadine. Storia Fu inaugurato il 2 settembre 1899, quando la squadra dello Sheffield Wednesday lasciò lo stadio nel quale disputava i suoi incontri casalinghi, l'Olive Grove. Il campo da calcio misura 105 × 68 metri mentre l'intero impianto dispone di 39.812 posti a sedere molti dei quali al coperto che ne fanno il maggiore della città. Il record di affluenza è stato di 72.841 spettatori, registrato il 17 febbraio 1934 durante una partita di FA Cup fra la squadra di casa Sheffield Wednesday F.C. e Chesterfield F.C. Situato nel sobborgo di Owlerton – pochi chilometri a nord-ovest del centro della città – sorge in un'area collinare residenziale prossima al fiume Don e all'Hillsborough Park. Agibile dal 1955 per gli incontri in notturna, è stato uno degli stadi impiegati durante i mondiali di calcio Inghilterra 1966 (vi si disputò il quarto di finale vinto per 4-0 dalla Germania contro l'Uruguay) e il campionato europeo di calcio 1996. Il suo nome è tuttavia legato essenzialmente all'incidente conosciuto come strage di Hillsborough, accaduto il 15 aprile 1989 in occasione di un incontro di semifinale di FA Cup fra Nottingham Forest FC e Liverpool e nel quale perirono 96 supporter. Nel dopoguerra è stato comunque uno dei principali stadi dell'Inghilterra, ospitando ventisette semifinali di FA Cup, fra cui quella conclusasi tragicamente nel 1989. Nel 1977 alla ripetizione della finale di Football League Cup (la Coppa di Lega, attualmente Carabao Cup), disputata fra Everton e Aston Villa e terminata 1 a 1, assistettero oltre cinquantaduemila spettatori. Curiosità Una delle tribune dello stadio è intitolata, sia pure non ufficialmente, ed al pari di quelle degli stadi Anfield di Liverpool e St. Andrew di Birmingham, con il nome Kop a ricordo di una battaglia avvenuta durante la seconda guerra Anglo-Boera. Nella battaglia - che ebbe luogo nel 1900 in Sudafrica presso la cima chiamata Spion Kop - morirono molti soldati britannici provenienti da Liverpool e inquadrati nel reggimento di fanteria del Lancashire. Bibliografia Keit Farnsworth, Wednesday!, 1983, Sheffield City Libraries - ISBN 0-900660-87-2 Percy Young, Football in Sheffield, 1962, S. Paul Keith Farnsworth, Sheffield Football A History: Volume 1 1857-1861, 1995, Hallamshire Press - ISBN 1-874718-13-X Simon Inglis, The Football Grounds of Britain, 1996, HarperCollins - ISBN 0-00-218426-5 Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Stadio di Hillsborough Collegamenti esterni Football Ground Guide, su footballgroundguide.com. URL consultato il 6 maggio 2012 (archiviato dall'url originale il 29 maggio 2012).
Estádio Hillsborough

O Estádio Hillsborough é um estádio de futebol, situado na cidade de Sheffield, Inglaterra. Serve como sede habitual do Sheffield Wednesday F.C.. O nome do estádio, até 1914 era Owlerton Stadium. Possui capacidade para 39.859 espectadores. História Inaugurado em 1899, neste estádio foram jogados partidas da Copa do Mundo de 1966 entre as seleções da Alemanha Ocidental, Argentina, Suíça e Espanha, assim como a partida de quartas de final entre RFA e o Uruguai (a RFA venceu 4 a 0). O desastre de Hillsborough Em 15 de abril de 1989 nesse estádio faleceram 96 pessoas na Tragédia de Hillsborough. Essa tragédia ocorreu durante a partida de futebol entre o Liverpool FC e o Nottingham Forest FC, correspondente às semifinais da Copa da Associação da Inglaterra. As 96 pessoas falecidas eram torcedoras do Liverpool FC, que acabaram sufocadas (esmagadas) pela grade que separava os torcedores do campo. O acontecimento foi uma ponte para expressivas mudanças no futebol na Inglaterra. A modalidade até então sofria com a ação dos Hooligans, torcedores que cometiam atos violentos, principalmente nas partidas disputadas no futebol inglês. Na ocasião, os clubes ingleses foram banidos de competições continentais pela UEFA entidade máxima do futebol europeu, durante 5 cinco anos. Entre as principais mudanças após a tragédia com os torcedores ingleses foram: proibição de grades ou separadores, disponibilidade de cadeiras numeradas para acompanhar as partidas, além da abolição das "gerais", espaço onde os espectadores ficavam em pé. Referências
Stadionul Hillsborough

Stadionul Hillsborough, cunoscut simplu ca Hillsborough, este o arenă sportivă din Sheffield, Anglia, deținută de Sheffield Wednesday, club care își joacă meciurile de acasă pe acest stadion. Capacitatea stadionului e de 39 732 locuri, toate pe scaune, fiind cel mai mare stadion din oraș. De asemenea acesta e cel mai mare stadion al unui club englez, dinafara Premier League. Istoric Tragedia de pe Hillsborough Pe 15 aprilie 1989, stadionul a fost scena unor din cele mai tragice evenimente din fotbal, când 96 de fani ai lui Liverpool au murit într-o busculadă la meciul din semifinalele FA Cup. Certificatul de securitate al stadionului nu fusese actualizat încă din 1979. Fotbal internațional Hillsborough a fost stadion gazdă la Campionatul Mondial de Fotbal 1966 și la Campionatul European de Fotbal 1996. De asemenea a fost folosit în câteva meciurie de naționala Angliei înainte de construcția stadionului Wembley. Referințe Surse Farnsworth, Keith (1982). Wednesday!. Sheffield City Libraries. ISBN 0-900660-87-2. Inglis, Simon (1996). Football Grounds of Britain. Collins Willow. ISBN 0-00-218426-5. Legături externe http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/sheffield/hi/people_and_places/history/newsid_8217000/8217675.stm The History of Hillsborough Stadium – BBC Sheffield Hillsborough Stadium Information Arhivat în 12 aprilie 2008, la Wayback Machine. at Sheffield Wednesday official website Hillsborough at Google Maps Hillsborough stadium review Arhivat în 17 septembrie 2011, la Wayback Machine. from thisisfootball.co.uk
Стадион Хилсборо

Стадион Хилсборо (енгл. Hillsborough Stadium) је фудбалски стадион у Шефилду, Енглеска. Стадион је у власништву ФК Шефилд венсдеј, који на њему игра домаће утакмице. Фудбал се на њему игра од отварања 2. септембра 1899, када се Венсдеј преселио из Олив Гроува, њиховог претходног стадиона. Тренутни капацитет стадиона је 39.732 седећих места. Налази се у Оулертону, северозападном предграђу Шефилда. Првобитно је стадион носио име Оулертон али је 1914. Оулертон постао део изборне јединице Хилсборо и тако је стадион добио данашње име. Рекордна посета од 72.841 гледалаца је забележена 17. фебруара 1934. на утакмици петог кола ФА купа против Манчестер ситија. Хилсборо је био домаћин Светског првенства 1966, Европског првенства 1996, као и 28 утакмица полуфинала ФА купа. Трагедија на Хилсбороу На Хилсбороу се 15. априла 1989. догодила једна од највећих спортских трагедија када је у полуфиналу ФА купа између Ливерпула и Нотингем фореста због пренатрпаности трибине Лепинг лејн погинуло 96 навијача Ливерпула, који су били згњечени или се угушили, док је 766 повређено. Истраге које су уследиле су закључиле да је главни разлог несреће лоша полицијска контрола, али су такође критиковале Шефилд венсдеј јер ништа није урадио да побољша безбедност гледалаца ни након претходних инцидената који су се дешавали. Привремени Тејлоров извештај из 1989. и коначни из 1990. је препоручивао да сви стадиони морају да испуњавају највише безбедносне стандарде и да све трибине буду покривене седиштима, тако да су трибине Хилсбороа у наредне четири године конвертоване у седеће, а ограде око терена су замењене са ниским безбедносним барикадама да би се омогућио упад на терен у случају нужде. Међународне утакмице Хилсборо је био домаћин Светског првенства 1966. и Европског првенства 1996, као и неколико мечева А репрезентација Енглеске. Референце Спољашње везе Стадион Хилсборо на stadiumguide.com Историја стадиона Хилсборо на bbc.co.uk Информације о стадиону на званичном сајту ФК Шефилд венсдеја
Hillsborough Stadium

Hillsborough Stadium är en fotbollsarena i Sheffield i England, invigd 1899. Den är Sheffield Wednesdays hemmaarena. Historik och översikt Arenan invigdes den 2 september 1899, då under namnet Owlerton Stadium. Efter omfattande om- och tillbyggnader 1913 återinvigdes arenan året därpå, då under namnet Hillsborough. 1934 sattes det gällande publikrekordet, när 72 841 åskådare närvarade vid en match i FA-cupen mellan Sheffield Wednesday och Manchester City. 2017 tar arenan in 39 812 åskådare, alla sittande. På arenan har även spelats landskamper, bland annat under VM 1966 och EM 1996. 1966 var Hillsborough platsen för tre gruppspelsmatcher samt kvartsfinalen mellan Västtyskland och Uruguay (4–0 till de blivande silvermedaljörerna). Vid EM 1996 spelades tre matcher i Grupp D på arenan. Hillsborough Stadium är även känd för Hillsborougholyckan, som inträffade på arenan 1989. Under en semifinal i FA-cupen mellan Liverpool och Nottingham Forest klämdes 96 Liverpool-anhängare då till döds på arenans västra läktare. Referenser
Krispy Kreme UK

Krispy Kreme U.K. Limited (trading as Krispy Kreme UK) is the United Kingdom subsidiary of Krispy Kreme, an American company. The UK headquarters are in Camberley, Surrey. Conception In October 2003, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts opened their first store location in the United Kingdom. The store situated in the world-famous Harrods department store in London became one of 35 stores in the UK, but it closed in June 2011. A Leeds store opened on 5 July 2010 and was the furthest away from the Greater London area until September 2012, which saw the opening of the Gateshead store situated in the MetroCentre. 3 Stores have been opened in Manchester and were the furthest away from the Greater London area until the Leeds and Gateshead locations opened. (Krispy Kreme no longer has franchise opportunities or development rights available in the United Kingdom, according to its website). Other stores outside Greater London include Birmingham (inside Selfridges), Oxford, Portsmouth (2 locations), Southampton, Bristol, Milton Keynes, Brighton, Gatwick Airport, Hull in St Stephen's Shopping Centre, Telford, Stansted Airport, Preston, Lancashire and Luton Airport. Krispy Kreme's 2003 UK arrival coincides with the 2002 departure of its major competitor Dunkin' Donuts from the UK, which met with much less success than Krispy Kreme and operated only 10 stores, which included one in Westfield Merry Hill, (near Birmingham), one in Birmingham city centre and four in London. At the end of March 2011, business.Scotsman.com reported that Krispy Kreme plan to expand into Scotland in 2011 opening outlets in Glasgow and Edinburgh. Krispy Kreme later stated that while Edinburgh and Glasgow were plausible locations for future outlets, no plans had been announced. In October 2011, it was announced by Edinburgh Planning that an application for planning permission at Hermiston Gait had been approved along with KFC. Krispy Kreme subsequently opened their first store in Scotland on 13 February 2013. It progressed further and opened another store in Glasgow at Braehead on 2 December at 7am. In Wales at least two stores located in the Cardiff Saint Davids Centre, Newport Friars Walk Shopping Centre that opened in 2015 and Store in Swansea Quadrant Centre that opened on 7 September 2017 and in Bridgend designer outlet along with local Tesco stores featuring Krispy Kreme kiosks immediately upon entering the stores. Products Krispy Kreme Doughnuts offer 16 varieties of doughnuts in the UK plus the occasional feature doughnut. As well as 8 hot drinks and coffee, 10 milkshakes and cold drinks and their original glazed donut holes. See also List of doughnut shops List of coffeehouse chains References External links Krispy Kreme UKs official website
Young V&A

Das Young V&A, bis 2023 Museum of Childhood, befindet sich im Osten von London, in Bethnal Green. Es ist ein Teil der Sammlung des Victoria and Albert Museums (Kurzform: V&A). Geschichte Das Museum wurde 1877 unter dem Namen Bethnal Green Museum gegründet. Einzug hielt dieses in einem vorgefertigten Gebäude. Dieses entstammte dem ehemaligen Komplex des Victoria and Albert Museums und befand sich in South Kensington. Nach dem Abbau erfolgte die Translozierung aus Albertopolis in den Osten Londons. Das Museum war aufgrund eines Umbaues und einer Erweiterung ab 2005 geschlossen. Seit Dezember 2006 ist das Museum wieder geöffnet. Durch die Baumaßnahmen wurde ein neuer Eingangsbereich geschaffen. Weitere bauliche Änderungen betrafen die ständige Ausstellung und die Funktionsbereiche im Inneren der dreischiffigen Ausstellungshalle. 2019 wurde das Museum of Childhood von rund 387.000 Personen besucht. 2024 betrug die Besucherzahl etwa 596.000 Personen. Sammlung Das Gebäude beherbergte in seiner bisherigen Geschichte sehr unterschiedlicher Ausstellungen. Nach 1920 verlagerte sich das Thema der Ausstellungstätigkeit auf die Bildung und Erziehung von Kindern. Seit 1974 firmiert es speziell als Sammlung zum Thema der Kindheit. Das Museum zeigt und beschreibt insbesondere Dinge, die von und für Kinder gestaltet wurden. Die Sammlung des Museums umfasst Gegenstände wie Spiele und Spielsachen wie Puppen, Puppenstuben, Bekleidung für Kinder und vieles andere. Zur Sammlung gehört etwa eine Käthe-Kruse-Puppe, die Vera Buchthal, später Stephanie Shirley, 1939 auf den Kindertransport nach England mitnahm. Darüber hinaus werden zeitlich begrenzte Ausstellungen gezeigt. Weblinks Offizielle Internetseite des Museums der Kindheit Einzelnachweise
Young V&A

Le Young V&A (avant 2023 : V&A Museum of Childhood ou musée de l'enfance) est une branche du Victoria and Albert Museum (également appelé « V&A »), qui est le musée national des arts appliqués du Royaume-Uni. Le Young V&A est situé à Bethnal Green, dans l'East End de Londres. Histoire Le musée a été fondé en 1872 sous le nom Musée de Bethnal Green. Il s'agissait d'une construction préfabriquée d'Albertopolis qui a été déplacée, et à laquelle ont été ajoutés quelques éléments modernes du V&A . Il présentait alors diverses collections, notamment des œuvres qui peuvent désormais être vues à la Wallace Collection. Dans les années 1920, il a commencé à mettre l'accent sur les services pour les enfants, et en 1974, le directeur du V&A, Sir Roy Strong, l'a défini comme un musée spécialisé sur le thème de l'enfance. Le musée de Bethnal Green possède la plus grande collection d'objets sur l'enfance du Royaume-Uni. La mission du musée est de « permettre à chacun, en particulier les jeunes, d'explorer et apprécier le monde conçu, en particulier pour les objets fabriqués et réalisés par ou pour les enfants. » Il possède de grandes collections de jouets, de matériels pour les enfants et de costumes, et propose un programme d'expositions temporaires. Le musée a fermé ses portes en octobre 2005 pour la deuxième phase de vastes travaux de rénovation, pour un coût de 4,7 millions de livres sterling. Il a subi diverses modifications, dont une nouvelle entrée, une galerie, de nouvelles vitrines et un café. Il a rouvert le 9 décembre 2006. L'intérieur du musée présente une statue en fonte du sculpteur John Bell (en) (1811-1895) qui provient originellement de la Grande Exposition de 1851. Liens externes (en) Le site officiel du V & A Museum of Childhood (en) Vidéo officielle Portail des musées Portail de l'enfance Portail de Londres Portail des monuments classés au Royaume-Uni
L-Moor, Shepreth

L-Moor, Shepreth is a 6.6-hectare (16-acre) biological Site of Special Scientific Interest in Shepreth in Cambridgeshire. It is managed by the Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire. The site is unploughed calcareous grassland which has diverse flora such as horseshoe vetch and felwort in drier areas, and devil's bit scabious and fen bedstraw in wetter ones. A stream provides a habitats, and the site is regarded by Natural England as very valuable for its invertebrates. Some areas are grazed by rabbits. There is access from Meldreth Road. References
L.K.Bennett

LK Bennett is a British luxury fashion brand based in London, England. The company sells ready-to-wear collections incorporating clothing, shoes, handbags and accessories. History Linda Bennett set up the first LK Bennett shop in Wimbledon Village in 1990, with a goal to produce "something in-between the designer footwear you find in Bond Street and those on the high street". The company’s success led Bennett to earn the nickname "Queen of the Kitten Heel.” In 1998 Bennett created her first ready-to-wear collection and started overseas expansion, opening a boutique in Paris in 2000. She then opened stores and concessions in Spain, the Netherlands, the United Arab Emirates, and the United States, including in-store concessions in chains including Harvey Nichols, Selfridges, John Lewis, Fenwick, Printemps, and Galeries Lafayette. In November 2004, Bennett appointed BDO Stoy Hayward to find strategic investors. Bennett sold a 70% stake in the business in 2008 to Phoenix Equity Partners and Sirius Equity, a retail and branded luxury goods investment company, in a deal believed to have netted her around £100m. Bennett remained on the board of the company as a non-executive director, and retained a stake of about 30 per cent. In April 2017 the brand announced that Linda Bennett would be returning to its helm with a focus on product and brand development. In September 2017 she bought out the company. As of June 2018, the company had 130 stores globally. Online sales made up 33% of total sales, stores 61%, and wholesale 6%. The company went into administration on 7 March 2019. It was reported that up to 500 jobs could be at risk as administrators EY closed five outlets on being appointed, two in London as well as the stores in Sheffield, Bristol, and Liverpool. On 12 April 2019 LK Bennett was bought out of administration, saving 325 jobs. However, 15 of the retailer's stores are not included in the deal and will close, leading to the loss of 110 jobs. In November 2018, LK Bennett launched a new US website in USD, and a site in Euros supporting 29 European countries. In March 2019, LK Bennett was bought by Byland UK. In December 2025, it was widely reported that the company was being put up for sale. In January 2026, the company has been purchased out of administration by Gordon Brothers. In popular culture In April 2018, British Home Secretary Amber Rudd declared that Britain's application system for EU nationals who want to remain in the UK after Brexit should be "as easy as setting up an online account at LK Bennett". It has been widely reported that the Catherine, Princess of Wales was a fan of the company's products. See also List of companies based in London References
Walton Castle

Walton Castle is a 17th-century, Grade II listed mock castle set upon a hill in Clevedon, North Somerset, England, on the site of an earlier Iron Age hill fort. History The Domesday Book records the site as belonging to "Gunni The Dane", however the structure that occupies the site was built sometime between 1615 and 1620 by John Poulett, 1st Baron Poulett. The castle was designed as a hunting lodge for Lord Poulett, a Somerset MP. The English Civil War saw the decline of Poulett's fortunes, and by 1791 the castle was derelict and being used as a dairy by a local farmer. In the early 19th century, the manor of Walton in Gordano, including Walton Castle was bought by Philip John Miles who also held properties and extensive estates elsewhere including Kings Weston House, Leigh Court, Cardigan Priory and Underdown in Ledbury, Herefordshire, whence his family had originally come. The castle passed through the Miles family by descent and in 1975, the castle's owner, Sir William Miles, the 6th Baronet, offered to give the ruin to the public if some money could be found to preserve it. The estimate for this rose from £6,000 to £46,000 and the plan fell through, as did a plan to set up a trust. Restoration In 1979, Sir William Miles's daughter and his son-in-law, Martin Sessions-Hodge, spent £100,000 and over a year restoring the ruin into a five-bedroom, three-bathroom house. In 1984 they sold it to Rai and Margarita Hamilton, a financier and record studio owner respectively. The couple made further alterations to the castle, though some of these had to be reinstated due to problems with unauthorised removal of crenellations on a listed building. Margarita regularly hosted charity events at the castle into the late 1990s, but in 1996 the couple separated. After the council formally warned Margarita over the number of noise abatement complaints, in 2013 she sold her share of the castle for £1.5M to Walton Properties Ltd., a Guernsey company in which her estranged husband has a minority interest. In 2009 comedian Bill Bailey was guest of honour at an event designed to raise funds for the Teenage Cancer Trust. See also Clevedon Court Castles in Great Britain and Ireland List of castles in England List of hill forts and ancient settlements in Somerset References External links Official website for Walton Castle