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The O2 Arena

The O2 Arena, conosciuta anche con il nome di North Greenwich Arena, è un'arena coperta polifunzionale situata all'interno del salone espositivo The O2 di Londra. Edificata tra il 2003 ed il 2007, ha ospitato numerose manifestazioni sportive e musicali. Nel febbraio del 2025 ha ospitato il primo F1 show di tutti i tempi, durante il quale sono state presentate le vetture della Formula 1 2025. Eventi sportivi L'impianto è stato sede delle ATP World Tour Finals dal 2009 al 2020. Nel 2008 ha ospitato la partita di NHL tra Los Angeles Kings e Anaheim Ducks. Il primo incontro di pallacanestro NBA ospitato è datato 2007, e ha visto sfidarsi i Boston Celtics e i Minnesota Timberwolves; nel 2010 ancora i Minnesota Timberwolves hanno affrontato i Los Angeles Lakers e nel 2010 i New Jersey Nets hanno sconfitto i Toronto Raptors. Queste due squadre si sono affrontate in questa arena anche il 4 e 5 marzo 2011, sono stati i primi due match di regular season di NBA che si sono disputati in Europa. Entrambe le partite sono state vinte dalla franchigia del New Jersey. La O2 arena è stata più volte sede delle partite della nazionale di basket del Regno Unito. Nel corso degli anni sono state organizzati incontri di pugilato, di wrestling (WWE), di arti marziali miste. Nel 2009, avrebbe dovuto ospitare Michael Jackson con il suo tour di chiusura "This Is It". Nel 2012 è sede del torneo olimpico di pallacanestro, di ginnastica e delle partite di pallacanestro in carrozzina dei XIV Giochi paralimpici estivi. Il 17 gennaio 2013 ha ospitato la partita NBA New York Knicks-Detroit Pistons. Il 16 gennaio 2014 ha ospitato la partita NBA Atlanta Hawks-Brooklyn Nets. Nel marzo 2015 ha ospitato i campionati europei di atletica leggera indoor. Nel luglio 2017 ha ospitato anche il torneo Star Sixes. Nel settembre 2022 ha ospitato la quinta edizione della Laver Cup, torneo di tennis a squadre. Durante l'evento, il tennista svizzero Roger Federer si è ritirato dal professionismo. Il 1 luglio 2023 ha ospitato il pay-per-view della WWE Money in the Bank, il primo Premium Live Event della federazione che si è tenuto a Londra in oltre due decenni. Voci correlate Stadi di tennis per capacità The O2 Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su The O2 arena Collegamenti esterni (EN) Sito ufficiale, su theo2.co.uk. (EN) The O2 Arena, su setlist.fm. (EN) Scheda, su london2012.com. URL consultato il 6 febbraio 2012 (archiviato dall'url originale il 26 luglio 2011).
Arena O2

Arena O2, cu numele original în engleză The O2 Arena (stilizat The O2 arena, și făcându-se referire la ea prin acronimul Arena North Greenwich datorită utilizării ei în cadrul Jocurilor Olimpice și Paralimpice din 2012) este o arenă acoperită de sport multi-funcțională localizată înăuntrul centrului de distracție O2 din Peninsula Greenwich, Londra, Anglia. Având o capacitate de 20.000 de locuri, ea se află pe locul 2 în topul celor mai mari arene acoperite din Regatul Unit, după Arena Manchester, și una dintre cele mai mari din Europa. În anul 2008, a luat premiul pentru arena cu cele mai multe concerte muzicale, "luând coroana" de la Arena Manchester, care o "deținea" încă din anul 2001. Arena O2 este foarte faimoasă în Londra datorită concertelor unor interpreți faimoși care au avut loc acolo, precum Rihanna, Led Zeppelin, Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus, Beyoncé, Kylie Minogue, Simply Red și Muse. Referințe Legături externe Site web oficial Upcoming Events at O2 Arena Arhivat în 30 iunie 2017, la Wayback Machine. FIBA.com Profile Arhivat în 30 iunie 2017, la Wayback Machine. London 2012 Olympics profileArhivat în 5 aprilie 2013, la Wayback Machine.
Арена О2 (Лондон)

Арена О2 (енгл. The O2 Аrena) је мултифункционална дворана у којој су се током Летњих олимпијских игара 2012. одржавала такмичења у гимнастици и кошарци. За време игара дворана је носила службено име Северногриничка арена 1 (енгл. North Greenwich Arena 1). Смештена је у оквиру великог забавног комплекса The O2 на Гриничком полуострву у Лондону (Енглеска). Са капацитетом до 20.000 места за седење друга је по капацитету у Уједињеном Краљевству, одмах иза Манчестер арене чији је капацитет до 21.000 места. Године 2008, Арена О2 је добила титулу најпрометније концертне дворане у свету (преузевши титулу управо од дворане у Манчестеру). Историјат дворане Градња арене започела је 2003. испод сводова већ постојеће Миленијумске куполе која је 2001. прешла у закуп компаније Meridian Delta Ltd. и која је планирала да на том месту направи забавни комплекс (укључујући и дворану). Због немогућност кориштења кранова приликом градње крова дворане, кровна конструкција је састављена на терену испод куполе и потом подигнута на одговарајуће носаче. Зидови дворане су потом подигнути око крова. Занимљиво је да је сама дворана у потпуности посебна структура која с еналази у централном делу куполе и одвојена је од остатка грађевине. Заузима око 40% простора испод куполе. Трибине у дворани су покретне и могу се у зависности од потреба померати и мењати положај. Такође је и централни део намењен разним манифестацијама подложан променама, како у подлози тако у димензијама. Приликом градње арене водило се рачуна о акустичности саме дворане, јер управо је слаба акустика представљала главни проблем у до тада постојећим лондонским дворанама када су у питању музички догађаји. Градња је завршена у јулу 2007. године и већ у првих 5 месеци по отварању кроз арену је продефиловало 1,2 милиона посетилаца, што је лондонску арену сврстало на треће место по броју посета те године (одмах после дворане у Манчестеру са 1,25 милиона и Медисона у Њујорку са 1,23 милиона посетилаца). Већ наредне године службено је проглашена најфрекфентнијом двораном са преко 2 милиона посетилаца годишње. Од отварања дворана је угостила многобројне музичке звезде данашњице, као што су Елтон Џон, Џон Бон Џови, Кети Пери, Том Џоунс, Кајзер чифс, Бритни Спирс, Лејди Гага, Ролингстонси и многи други. Такође била је домаћин и многобројних спортских догађаја. Олимпијске игре Током Летњих олимпијских игара 2012. у овој дворани ће се одржавати такмичења у гимнастици (том приликом капацитет дворане бит ће 16.500 места) и финалне утакмице у кошарци (капацитет 20.000 места). Због спонзорских уговора које има МОК дворана ће током олимпијских игара бити преименована у Северногриничку арену (енгл. North Greenwich Arena). Види још Миленијумска купола Референце Спољашње везе Профил на сајту О. О. ЛОИ 2012.
O2-arenan

O2-arenan (engelska The O2 Arena) är en inomhus-multiarena belägen i underhållningskomplexet The O2 i London, England. Under Sommar-OS 2012 gick arenan under namnet North Greenwich Arena. Med en publikkapacitet på omkring 20 000, beroende på evenemangstyp, är den en av Europas största inomhusarenor. Arenan används för musik-, sport- och underhållningsevenemang. O2 har de senaste åren varit världens mest besökta musikarena, sett till antalet sålda biljetter per år. År 2009 sålde O2-arenan 2,3 miljoner biljetter, långt fler än Manchester Evening News Arena, Sportpaleis i Belgien och Madison Square Garden i New York Musikevenemang Vid invigningen av O2 hölls en konsert med Bon Jovi. Genom åren har arenan varit konsertplats för Spice Girls, Led Zeppelin, Britney Spears, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Muse, Westlife, One Direction med flera. Sportevenemang O2 var 2009-2014 arena för ATP World Tour Finals i tennis. O2 har även varit arena för internationella tävlingar och mästerskap inom gymnastik, boxning, basket, ishockey med flera sporter. Flera Ultimate Fighting Championship-tävlingar har hållits här, liksom WWE-showerna RAW och SmackDown!, och två NHL-matcher i hockey. Under Sommar-OS 2012 var O2 arena för gymnastik och finalerna i basket. Källor Externa länkar www.theo2.co.uk - officiell webbplats
О2 Арена (Лондон)

О2 Арена (англ. The O2 Arena) — багатофункціональна спортивно-розважальна споруда у Лондоні, Велика Британія, місце проведення змагань в рамках літніх Олімпійських ігор 2012 року. Для ігор назва була тимчасово замінена на Норз Гринвіч Арена (англ. North Greenwich Arena). Арена є другою після Манчестер Арени за місткістю у Великій Британії. Арена є мультифункціональною. Там проходять різні культурні та спортивні заходи. 29 вересня 2007 відбувся матч-відкриття сезону НХЛ 2007/08 між Анагайм Дакс та Лос-Анджелес Кінгс. На літніх Олімпійських та Паралімпійських іграх Арена приймала змагання зі спортивної гімнастики, півфінали та фінали з баскетболу та баскетболу на інвалідних візках. У період з липня 2009 по березень 2010 на цій арені мали пройти 50 концертів Майкла Джексона під назвою "This Is It", але вони були скасовані через смерть співака, 25 червня 2009. Ця концертна резиденція мала стати найбільшою і найдовшою за всю історію арени. Примітки Посилання Офіційний сайт (англ.) The O2- London (англ.) North Greenwich arena (англ.) The O2 Arena Floor Plans and Seating Layouts (англ.)
Ellen Badger Hospital

The Ellen Badger is a small community NHS hospital located within the town of Shipston-on-Stour in Warwickshire, England. It is operated by South Warwickshire NHS Foundation Trust. History The hospital was built in 1896 to a design by Edward William Mountford. It was endowed by the local wine merchant Richard Badger, and named by him in memory of his wife. The street opposite the hospital's main frontage was named Badgers Crescent. The old hospital was demolished in 2022. It was replaced by an outpatient facility with no beds. See also List of hospitals in England References External links Official website
Ellenborough Park, Weston-super-Mare

Ellenborough Park is a suburb consisting of a park situated in the centre of Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset, England. The western half of the park, an area of 1.8 hectares (4.4 acres), is of significant biodiversity interest, due to its plant communities, and was notified as a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest in 1989. The eastern half of the park contains a play area for local children, which was opened in 2005. Ellenborough Park was also the subject of a significant legal case Re Ellenborough Park in 1955 which determined criteria for easements in English property law. Site description The park is situated 75 m (246 ft) inland from Weston-super-Mare beach, on a site which was formerly part of a sand dune system of the Bristol Channel. The soil here is calcareous and sandy, and the short-turf grassland which is supports is believed to be remnant dune grassland from this dune system, which was enclosed in the 19th century. Vegetation The species composition of this grassland includes the following grasses: Sand Cat's-tail (Phleum arenarium), Red Fescue (Festuca rubra), Sea Fern-grass (Desmazeria marina) and Cock's-foot (Dactylis glomerata). Herb species present include Sea Stork's-bill (Erodium maritimum), Buck's-horn Plantain (Plantago coronopus), Rough Clover (Trifolium scabrum), all of which are indicative of a maritime influence, plus Wild Clary (Salvia verbenaca), Smooth Hawk's-beard (Crepis capillaris) and Pink-sorrel (Oxalis articulata). Ellenborough Park supports two Red Data Book plants, Branched Horsetail (Equisetum ramosissimum) and Smooth Rupturewort (Herniaria glabra). Branched Horsetail is only found in one other locality in Great Britain, in Lincolnshire. Smooth Rupturewort is found in eight other localities in Britain, all in East Anglia. References See also Re Ellenborough Park for summary of English Property Law case.
Ellern Mede

Ellern Mede is a specialist private provider of eating disorder services in England. It runs two hospitals in North London and one in Rotherham. The hospital in Warwick Road, Barnet opened in 2017. The service takes referrals from Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services for children with anorexia. Building The company is named after Ellern Mede, a large detached house at 31 Totteridge Common in the London Borough of Barnet, N20. It was built between 1876 and 1877 by the architect Richard Norman Shaw for businessman William Austin. The design is described by Nikolaus Pevsner as "one of Shaw's asymmetrical Old English L-plan compositions...big, bold half-timbered gable over the entrance, and broad tile-hung flank with half-hipped gable, all anchored by tall chimneys". History In recent years Ellern Mede has been a nursing home, and the Ellern Mede Centre for Eating Disorders was founded in the building in 2000, before moving to Mill Hill in May 2011. References
Ellesmere College, Leicester

Ellesmere College is a large special school on the outskirts of Leicester City with places for 426 students. The college caters for students aged 4–19 with a range of special educational needs ranging from moderate to severe and complex needs. History Ellesmere College was opened by ex-Leicester City Football Club striker Gary Lineker on 4 September 1995, with Principal Fiona Moir and Vice Principal Dave Thomas at the launch of the new school. In June 1997 Robbie Savage, ex-Leicester City player, handed over the keys to the first Ellesmere College minibus. Ellesmere College was due to open on 28 August 1995 at Ellesmere Road but was delayed to 4 September 1995 as the building was not ready in time. Sites Ellesmere Road (4 September 1995 – 11 July 2014) Braunstone Lane East (3 September 2014 – Present) Knighton Fields Centre (14 March 2022 – Present) The Rowans It has been confirmed that Ellesmere College will move to the old Riverside Community College on Lyncote Road on 3 September 2014, Ellesmere will be leaving their old site at Ellesmere Road on 11 July 2014. From 3 September 2014 Ellesmere College will be a Community Special School from their new location at Braunstone Lane via Braunstone Lane East. Students move into new building on 3 September. Staff move to new building 11 August. New ages will be 4–19 from current 11–19 which runs out on 11 July 2014. From January 2022 Ellesmere College will have 2nd site at The Rowans on Saxby Street, Leicester. It will take 60 sixth form students, ages 16–19. From September 1, 2021, Ellesmere College will have 3 sites in total. References External links Ellesmere College
Ellingham Hall, Northumberland

Ellingham Hall, Northumberland is an English country house in the county of Northumberland, in the civil parish of Ellingham. The hall was built in the 17th century by Sir John Haggerston on the site of an earlier building. It was enlarged under the ownership of his successor, Edward Haggerston, but suffered severe damage in a fire that burned most of the East wing to the ground. The Haggerstons sheltered Catholic priests within secret tunnels and chambers during the persecutions of the Reformation. In the Second World War, the Ellingham estate was farmed by the Women's Land Army who put the tennis courts into cultivation and used the reception rooms as a food storage centre. From 1955 to 1988 the hall was used a preparatory school for boys aged 5 to 18. It was subsequently bought by property developers but a plan to convert the building into residential flats and houses on the land was usurped by NatWest bank during the crash of 1989, despite being offered 25% interest until the properties were sold; thereafter the hall was left standing empty and vulnerable to vandalism and the elements. It was bought in 1995 by Helen and Aidan Ruff, who restored and renovated it to serve as a country house venue for holiday rental, parties, weddings and corporate events. The refurbished building was reopened in 2003. In May 2010, the chapel was gutted by fire. In December 2010, Ellingham Hall found itself bombarded by calls after WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was bailed to stay at its namesake, Ellingham Hall, Norfolk. Owner Aidan Ruff told The Journal newspaper: "We’re just trying to make an honest living, and deliver our brides and grooms the dream weddings they want. We’re not interested in bringing down governments or world domination." References External links Ellingham Hall website
Ellis Guilford School

The Ellis Guilford School & Sports College is a secondary academy school in Bar Lane, Basford, Nottingham. History and performance The school was established in 1926.. In 2001 it was inspected by Ofsted, with the finding that "Pupils’ attainment on entry is well below average overall ... Ellis Guilford School provides a sound education for its pupils within circumstances that are relatively challenging. Although standards in relation to schools nationally are below average, the majority of pupils make at least satisfactory progress". In 2006 and 2010 it was inspected again and judged Good. In 2013 inspection judged it Inadequate because of slow progress made by students and the lack of engaging teaching. In 2015 it was judged Good. In 2018 it was judged Inadequate: Special Measures Required on the grounds of poor teaching, poor outcomes, ineffective safeguarding, low attendance and poor strategic planning. The school became an academy a month after this inspection, in November 2018. It is part of the Creative Education Trust. The school was criticised in January 2018 after introducing a ban on pupils cycling to school unless they had passed safety training. References External links Official Site EduBase
Ellowes Hall

Ellowes Hall was a stately home located in Sedgley, Staffordshire (now West Midlands). It was built in 1821 in parkland near Lower Gornal village as the home of wealthy local ironmonger John Fereday and his family. Over the next 100 years or more, successive different wealthy owners lived in the house. It remained in the ownership of the Fereday family until 1850, when it was sold to fellow industrialist William Baldwin until 1865, when it became the residence of Charles Cochrane, Mayor of Dudley. The next resident was Sir Horace St Paul, who moved there in the early 1870s and lived there until his death in 1891. The next occupant was Bilston county councillor John Gibbons, who lived there until his death in 1919, when it was sold to the Mitchell family. The Mitchell family lived in the house until 1923, when it was sold to Henry Arthur Nock, who owned the house until his death in 1946. After the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939, Ellowes Hall was used as a Home Guard headquarters. The Nock family sold the house to Staffordshire Education Authority in 1963, and it was demolished in 1964 - the same year that a new secondary school with the same name was built within its grounds. More than 40 years on, the "old coach road" which connected the hall with nearby Moden Hill is still in existence as a public footpath, but motor vehicles are no longer allowed to use it. The surrounding woodland, which forms part of Cotwall End Valley, is still known locally as Ellowes Hall Wood. References [1]
Elmdon Park

Elmdon Park is a park and local nature reserve in Elmdon, Solihull, West Midlands. It was established in 1944 when the house and grounds of the derelict Elmdon Hall were bought up by the then Solihull Urban District Council. The house was used by the Home Guard during the Second World War years, but the building subsequently became derelict, suffering from a rotten staircase and roof, and was demolished in 1956. Description The park is described as being unique amongst Solihull's parks, in that it is located on and around a hill of approximately 120m AOD, thus providing fine views across the surrounding landscape. There is a perimeter walk, which encompasses the lakes, landscape and stream that meanders through the Park. There is also a heritage trail, created by The Friends of Elmdon, which provides historic details and facts relating to the remains of Elmdon Hall, St Nicolas's Church, the old walled garden, and associated buildings. The walled garden is now a local nature reserve managed by the Warwickshire Wildlife Trust. Aside from the old walled garden, there is also a meadow, woodland and ponds. The woodland and park areas benefit from a wide variety of native trees and provide homes for many bird species such as nuthatch, parakeets, goldcrests and Warblers and some unusual naturalised garden species. Other facilities within the park include football pitches, tennis courts, and a children's play area. See also List of local nature reserves in England References External links Elmdon Park Support Group Archived 29 July 2020 at the Wayback Machine Warwickshire Wildlife Trust: Elmdon Park "Map of Elmdon Manor". Local Nature Reserves. Natural England. Lost Heritage page
Elmfield Rudolf Steiner School

Elmfield Rudolf Steiner School Limited is an independent school situated in Stourbridge, West Midlands, England. It educates around 260 children aged from 3 to 17 who follow the international Steiner Waldorf Education curriculum. History The school was established in 1934 and moved to its present site in 1946, using as a base two Victorian houses, Thornhill and Parkhill. New buildings were added in 1979 (the school hall) and 1995 (the Tobias and Gawain buildings). These provided additional classrooms, a science laboratory, a dance and music hall and facilities for information technology. Academics In October 2006 Ofsted reported that the school provided a satisfactory standard of education. The moral, social and cultural development of the pupils was particularly good. In 2006 75% of students obtained 5 or more A*-C GCSEs. French and German are taught from age six. Regular class exchanges are held with other European Steiner Waldorf schools. Every year the pupils of class nine go on exchange to the Schloss Hamborn Steiner School, Germany to stay with the class nine there. They take a full part in school life, as well as working on the school's farm. Notable teachers Eileen Hutchins, teacher, author and founder of Elmfield School. Walter Braithwaite (1906-1991) was a music teacher, piano teacher and pianist at the school. He wrote several songs for school plays and festivals, two of which (Ut queant laxis and The Spring by the Wayside or Bare is the Rock) are still regularly sung at Elmfield. References External links Official site