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20 Forthlin Road

20 Forthlin Road is a National Trust property in Allerton in Liverpool, Merseyside, England. It is the house in which Paul McCartney lived for several years before he rose to fame with the Beatles, and it is labelled by the National Trust as "the birthplace of the Beatles". It was also the home of his brother Mike and the birthplace of the comedy, poetry and music trio the Scaffold, of which Mike was a member. History The house was built in 1949 and owned by the local authority, and the McCartney family moved into it in 1955, when Paul was at secondary school. In 1965, Paul bought his father Jim a house in Heswall, a wealthy part of the Wirral. The house has been owned by the National Trust since 1995. The Trust markets the house as "the birthplace of the Beatles", since this is the place where the Beatles composed and rehearsed their earliest songs. Unlike Mendips, the childhood home of John Lennon, which was commemorated with an English Heritage blue plaque on 7 December 2000, the day before the 20th anniversary of his death, 20 Forthlin Road has not received a blue plaque. Under English Heritage criteria, individuals must have been deceased for at least 20 years or have reached the centenary of their birth before a plaque is awarded. In February 2012, both this house and Lennon's childhood home at 251 Menlove Avenue were Grade II listed by Historic England. The home was featured in an edition of Carpool Karaoke, which aired on 22 June 2018, episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden. Corden visited there with Paul McCartney, who said it was his first visit to the home since he moved away in his late teens. See also 251 Menlove Avenue – childhood home of John Lennon; another National Trust property 12 Arnold Grove – birthplace of George Harrison 10 Admiral Grove – Ringo Starr's childhood home References External links The Beatles' Childhood Homes – National Trust, includes 20 Forthlin Road and Mendips
20 Forthlin Road

Le 20 Forthlin Road à Liverpool est la maison d'enfance de Paul McCartney, célèbre musicien britannique, bassiste des Beatles. Elle appartient désormais au National Trust. C'est le lieu où le duo Lennon/McCartney a composé la majorité des premières chansons des Beatles. Annexes Articles connexes Paul McCartney Mike McGear Lennon/McCartney 251 Menlove Avenue 10 Admiral Grove 12 Arnold Grove Références Liens externes Site officiel Ressource relative à l'architecture : National Heritage List for England Ressource relative à la musique : MusicBrainz Portail des Beatles Portail de Liverpool Portail des monuments classés au Royaume-Uni
20 Forthlin Road

20 Forthlin Road is een huis in Liverpool. Hier woonde de Beatles-zanger Paul McCartney gedurende zijn kindertijd van 1955 tot 1963. Het huis is in het bezit van de National Trust die het een Grade II-status heeft gegeven. Paul McCartney Het is een rijtjeshuis in de woonwijk Allerton dat door de lokale autoriteiten werd gebouwd. McCartney kwam hier in 1955 met zijn ouders te wonen; zijn moeder overleed een jaar later aan borstkanker. Zelf bleef hij hier tot 1963 wonen; zijn vader vertrok twee jaar later naar een luxere woning in Wirral die hij hem had geschonken. Zijn broer Mike van The Scaffold groeide ook op in dit huis. Monument Het huis werd in 1995 gekocht door de National Trust die het onder de naam the birthplace of The Beatles opnam in haar bestand. Anders dan Lennons huis aan 251 Menlove Avenue heeft McCartneys huis geen blauwe monumentplaquette aan de muur. Beide huizen hebben de monumentale Grade II-status. Het huis is opengesteld voor publiek. Zie ook The Beatles Story (museum in Liverpool) 9 Newcastle Road, geboortehuis van John Lennon 251 Menlove Avenue, later huis waar John Lennon opgroeide 12 Arnold Grove, geboortehuis van George Harrison 10 Admiral Grove, ouderlijk huis van Ringo Starr
20 Forthlin Road

20 Forthlin Road é uma propriedade do National Trust em Allerton, no sul de Liverpool, Merseyside, Inglaterra. É a casa em que Paul McCartney viveu por vários anos antes de chegar à fama com The Beatles, e é rotulada pelo National Trust como "o local de nascimento dos Beatles". Foi também a casa de seu irmão Mike e o local de nascimento do trio Scaffold, do qual Mike era membro. História A casa foi construída em 1949 e era propriedade da autoridade local, e a família McCartney mudou-se para ela em 1955, quando Paul estava na escola secundária. Em 1965, Paul comprou para seu pai Jim uma casa em Heswall, uma parte rica de Wirral. A casa é propriedade do National Trust desde 1995. O National Trust comercializa a casa como "o local de nascimento dos Beatles", já que este é o lugar onde os Beatles compuseram e ensaiaram suas primeiras músicas. Ao contrário da casa de infância de Lennon, Mendips, o 20 Forthlin Road não tem uma placa azul do English Heritage e atualmente não está qualificado para receber uma. A English Heritage emite uma placa quando a figura "está morta há 20 anos ou passou o centenário de seu nascimento". Em fevereiro de 2012, tanto esta casa quanto a casa de infância de Lennon na 251 Menlove Avenue foram classificadas como Grau II pela Historic England. A casa foi destaque em uma edição do Carpool Karaoke, que foi ao ar no episódio de 22 de junho de 2018 do The Late Late Show com James Corden. Corden visitou o local com Paul McCartney, que disse que foi sua primeira visita à casa desde que se mudou no final da adolescência. Ver também 251 Menlove Avenue – casa de infância de John Lennon; outra propriedade do National Trust 12 Arnold Grove – local de nascimento de George Harrison 10 Admiral Grove – casa de infância de Ringo Starr Referências Ligações externas The Beatles' Childhood Homes – National Trust, includes 20 Forthlin Road and Mendips
25 Cabot Square

25 Cabot Square is a 17-floor office building occupied by Morgan Stanley in the Canary Wharf development in London, England. The architect on the project was Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, and the building was completed in 1991. It is 81 metres tall with a floorspace of 41,666.00 m2. For several years, 25 Cabot Square was connected at the first floor level to neighbouring 20 Cabot Square by an enclosed pedestrian footbridge, built after both properties were completed. This pedestrian link was removed in early 2010 when Morgan Stanley moved out of 20 Cabot Square. In June 2017, construction started on a major refurbishment of the building with a phased completion from December 2018. See also Canary Wharf Morgan Stanley References External links From skyscrapernews.com Archived 30 September 2007 at the Wayback Machine Black and white photograph by Sheena Woodhead https://www.hines.com/news/hines-to-commence-redevelopment-of-25-cabot-square
25 Cabot Square

Le 25 Cabot Square est un bâtiment de la ville de Londres, au Royaume-Uni. Il est situé dans le quartier de Canary Wharf. Il est haut de 82 m et comporte 17 étages pour une superficie totale de 41 666 m2. Il fut conçu par le cabinet d'architectes Skidmore Owings & Merrill et fut construit en 1991. Au niveau du premier étage, le bâtiment est relié au 20 Cabot Square par une passerelle piétonne construite quelques années après la construction du building. Liens externes le bâtiment sur skyscrapernews.com Portail de Londres Portail des gratte-ciel
25 North Colonnade

25 North Colonnade is a commercial building in Canary Wharf, London formerly occupied by the Financial Conduct Authority, after having been solely occupied by its predecessor, the Financial Services Authority (FSA) until early 2013. It is 80 metres (262 ft) tall, with 15 floors. Built in 1991, its developer was the Canary Wharf Group, and its architect was Troughton McAslan. See also Canary Wharf Tall buildings in London External links Official website
25 North Colonnade

Le 25 North Colonnade est un gratte-ciel de la ville de Londres. Il est situé dans le quartier de Canary Wharf. Conçu par le cabinet d'architectes John McAslan and Partners, il a été construit en 1991 par Canary Wharf Group. Le bâtiment est haut de 80 m et comporte 15 étages. Liens externes Portail des gratte-ciel Portail des années 1990 Portail de Londres
Walkerwood Reservoir

Walkerwood Reservoir is a reservoir in the Brushes Valley above Stalybridge in Greater Manchester. It was built in the 19th century by the corporations of Ashton-under-Lyne and Stalybridge to provide a supply of safe drinking water, one of four reservoirs authorised by the Ashton-under-Lyne and Stalybridge (Corporations) Waterworks Act 1864 (27 & 28 Vict. c. xlvii). It is owned and operated by United Utilities. The revetment was increasingly vulnerable to wave action so has been strengthened by filling existing holes in the concrete with lean sand asphalt (LSA) and overlaying with open stone asphalt (OSA). Capacity See also Brushes Reservoir Lower Swineshaw Reservoir Higher Swineshaw Reservoir References
5 Canada Square

5 Canada Square is a 15-storey, 87.7 m (288 ft) office building in the Canary Wharf financial estate of London, England. Overview 5 Canada Square was completed in 2003. The steel-framed building has an aluminum curtain wall and it features a large atrium on its south side with 46,450 m2 (500,000 sq ft) of floorspace. The principal tenant at 5 Canada Square is the European arm and HQ of Bank of America Securities. The building is used for the bank's global cash-management business for clients. Credit Suisse also occupies part of the building. History In 2003, Royal Bank of Scotland (or RBS) bought 5 Canada Square along with 25 Canada Square, another Canary Wharf building, for a total of £1.1 billion from Canary Wharf, a major property firm that developed the facility. 5 Canada Square was originally leased by Credit Suisse First Boston but after a banking downturn and not needing the space, Credit Suisse let the space to Bank of America. In July 2007, the building was sold by RBS to Evans Randall, a banking firm, for £452 million, making it the firm's largest UK investment to date. In 2011, Bank of America chose to renew its lease at 5 Canada Square instead of move to another London location. The building was subsequently sold to St Martins Property Group in January 2013. From late 2016, Thomson Reuters is due to sublease 350,000 sq ft from Credit Suisse until 2020, consolidating all of its London operations under one roof for the first time. References External links Official website
5 Canada Square

Le 5 Canada Square est un immeuble de bureaux du quartier d'affaires de Canary Wharf, à Londres. Haut de 88 mètres, il compte seize étages. Il a été conçu par Skidmore, Owings & Merrill et achevé en 2003. Le siège européen de la Bank of America Securities se trouvait au 5 Canada Square, remplacé en 2008 par Bank of America Merrill Lynch Pour approfondir Articles connexes Liste de gratte-ciel européens Lien externe From skyscrapernews.com Portail des gratte-ciel Portail des années 2000 Portail de Londres
5 Canada Square

O 5 Canada Square é um arranha-céu de 16 andares edificado no complexo Canary Wharf em Londres. O prédio foi projetado pela Skidmore, Owings and Merrill e concluído em 2003 com 88 metros de altura e uma área de 46. 450 m². O arquiteto chefe foi o americano Marshall Strabala. Atualmente o prédio funciona como sede européia do Banc of America Securities e da Credit Suisse. Referências
Tamarind (restaurant)

The Tamarind restaurant is an Indian restaurant in Mayfair, London, opened in 1995. It became one of the first Indian restaurants in London to receive a Michelin star, which it won in 2001 under head chef Atul Kochhar. Jonathan Gold, in the Los Angeles Times, wrote that he had been impressed by its "frank attempt to produce Indian food with the sheen and polish of white-tablecloth European cuisine", though he chiefly recalled "the wine list, the flowers, and the cost." The Michelin Guide described the food and menu as "extensive à la carte of generous dishes perfect for sharing, with a selection of small plates like Rajasthani churi chaat to start, and a good selection of curries and biryanis for the main course." In 2023, Tamarind was featured in an article published by Tatler on "The most outstanding Indian restaurants in London". See also Indian cuisine Anglo-Indian cuisine References External links Website
Wetherby Road

Die Wetherby Road (voller Name: Wetherby Road Stadium, durch Sponsoringvertrag offiziell Marcy Fitness Stadium) ist ein Fußballstadion in der englischen Mittelstadt Harrogate, Grafschaft North Yorkshire, Vereinigtes Königreich. Die Spielstätte bietet 5000 Besuchern Platz, fast 1000 davon auf Sitzplätzen. Die Anlage gehört dem Fußballclub Harrogate Town und wird auch von ihm betrieben. Seit der Eröffnung 1920 trägt Harrogate Town seine Heimspiele an der Wetherby Road aus. Der Name geht auf die am Stadion vorbeiführende Straße A661 Wetherby Road zurück. Es grenzt an das Krankenhaus Harrogate District Hospital. Geschichte Seit der Eröffnung 1920 trägt Harrogate Town seine Heimspiele an der Wetherby Road aus. Die erste Partie bei der Einweihung bestritten die Hausherren gegen eine Mannschaft des York YMCA. Mit der Zeit, gerade in den letzten Jahren, hat sich die Anlage durch Umbauten verändert. So konnten 2013 zwei neue Ränge gebaut werden. 2016 erhielt das Stadion einen 3G-Kunstrasen. Nach dem Aufstieg in die National League im Jahr 2018 wurden drei neue Tribünen errichtet, um den Anforderungen der Liga gerecht zu werden. Damit fasste die Wetherby Road 4000 Zuschauer. Das künstliche Grün wurde im August 2020 durch eine Spielfläche aus Naturrasen ersetzt, um die Anforderungen der English Football League (EFL) zu erfüllen. Darüber hinaus wurde der Bau der neuen Haupttribüne fertiggestellt. Damit erreichte es, von 2800 Plätzen am Anfang der Umbauten, das jetzige Platzangebot von 5000. Zur Saison 2020/21 wurde EnviroVent, Hersteller von Ventilatorsystemen, Namenssponsor des Stadions. Zuvor trug es den Sponsorennamen CNG Stadium. Im Juni 2024 wurde der Online-Fitnessgeräteanbieter Exercise neuer Namensgeber der Spielstätte. Der bisherige Namensgeber EnviroVent ist jetzt Trikotsponsor des Clubs. Der Besucherrekord wurde im Mai 1950 aufgestellt. Harrogate Town empfing Harrogate Railway Athletic im Finale um den Whitworth Cup. Die Begegnung verfolgten 4280 Zuschauer. Galerie Weblinks harrogatetownafc.com: Stadion auf der Website von Harrogate Town (englisch) footballgroundguide.com: Harrogate Town – CNG Stadium (englisch) football-stadiums.co.uk: CNG Stadium (Wetherby Road): Harrogate Town (englisch) europlan-online.de: CNG Stadium – Harrogate, North Yorkshire Einzelnachweise
Wetherby Road

Wetherby Road, known as the Marcy Fitness Stadium for sponsorship purposes, is a multi-purpose stadium in Harrogate, England. It is mostly used for football matches, being the home ground of Harrogate Town A.F.C. The stadium has a capacity of 5,000 people, and is situated on the north side of the A661 Wetherby Road, east of and adjacent to Harrogate District Hospital. History While Harrogate Town formed in 1914, their original ground was on Starbeck Lane with the club later moving to Wetherby Road. The club constructed the Main Stand in 1990. Since June 2024, the ground has been sponsored by fitness equipment retailer Marcy Fitness, formerly known as Exercise. The record crowd of 4,280 was at the 1949–1950 Whitworth Cup Final against Harrogate Railway, while the record league attendance was 3,000, at the 3–0 win over Brackley Town in the National League North playoff final in May 2018. Due to English Football League regulations requiring natural turf, Harrogate played their first home games after their 2020 promotion at the Keepmoat Stadium in Doncaster. On 17 October, they returned to Wetherby Road and won 1–0 against Barrow in the first EFL game at the ground. Description The pitch is aligned approximately northwest–southeast along the north side of the A661 Wetherby Road. Until 2014, there were no structures at the northern (hospital) end of the ground, but spectators could stand alongside the pitch. In 2014, a covered stand with standing facilities was added. The east side features two adjacent stands, both all-seated, and an executive suite. The south end (in 2023 being redeveloped) houses the clubhouse. The west side houses the turnstiles, a smaller all-seated stand with facilities for sponsors and the directors, and standing and seated areas for visiting supporters. Gallery Access The nearest railway stations are Harrogate and Hornbeam Park, with services to Leeds and York, although both are around 20 minutes walk away. The stadium is served by the Harrogate Bus Company route 7 (previously 770), connecting the stadium with Harrogate bus station, Wetherby, Boston Spa, Seacroft and Leeds. There is a stop directly outside the stadium advertised for the football ground and hospital. According to the town's disc zone, parking in the area is restricted to two hours, being under disc zone 'H' (hospital). References
Wetherby Road

Wetherby Road est un stade de football situé à Harrogate, en Angleterre. Il s'agit du stade du Harrogate Town Association Football Club. Depuis 1920, sa capacité maximale est de 5 000 spectateurs. Histoire Références Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail du football Portail de l’Angleterre
Wetherby Road

Il Wetherby Road, noto per scopi di sponsorizzazione come Exercise Stadium, è uno stadio polivalente di Harrogate, in Inghilterra. Viene utilizzato principalmente per le partite di calcio, essendo lo stadio di casa dell'Harrogate Town Football Club. Lo stadio ha una capacità di 5.000 persone, ed è situato sulla A661 Wetherby Road, adiacente all'ospedale del distretto di Harrogate. Il terreno nel 2014 prima della ristrutturazione Mentre l'Harrogate Town si formò nel 1914, il loro campo originale era su Starbeck Lane con il club che si trasferì in seguito a Wetherby Road. Il club ha costruito il Main Stand nel 1990 e lo sviluppo più recente è stato lo stand Hospital End, costruito nel 2014. Da settembre 2020, il terreno è stato sponsorizzato dai produttori di ventilatori locali, EnviroVent. A causa dei regolamenti della Football League inglese che richiedono un tappeto erboso naturale, l'Harrogate ha giocato le sue prime partite casalinghe dopo la promozione del 2020 al Keepmoat Stadium di Doncaster. Il 17 ottobre, tornarono a Wetherby Road e vinsero 1-0 contro Barrow nella prima partita dell'EFL sul campo. Accesso Le stazioni ferroviarie più vicine sono Harrogate e Hornbeam Park, con servizi per Leeds e York, sebbene entrambe siano a circa 20 minuti a piedi. Lo stadio è servito dalla linea 770 della Harrogate Bus Company, che collega lo stadio con la stazione degli autobus di Harrogate, Wetherby, Boston Spa, Seacroft e Leeds. C'è una fermata direttamente fuori dallo stadio pubblicizzata per il campo da calcio e l'ospedale. Secondo la zona disco della città, il parcheggio nell'area è limitato a due ore, essendo sotto la zona disco 'H' (ospedale). Note Voci correlate Harrogate Town Football Club Harrogate Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Wetherby Road
Demelza Hospice Care for Children

Demelza Hospice Care for Children, more commonly referred to as simply Demelza, is a children's hospice and a registered charity (no. 1039651) based in Kent, England, delivering clinical care and emotional support to babies, children and young people facing serious or life-limiting conditions, throughout Kent, South-East London and East Sussex. The charity is named after Demelza Phillips, daughter of founders Derek (c. 1941–2024) and Jennifer Phillips (c. 1940–2001), who died of a brain tumour at the age of 24 and subsequently inspired the creation of the first hospice in Sittingbourne in 1998. Services With two residential hospices in Sittingbourne, Kent and Eltham, South East London, and a community hub in East Sussex, Demelza provides clinical care, symptom and medication management, step-down care and end of life care. Support services include: day care, short breaks, community care, support during pregnancy, family liaison support, sibling support, creative therapies, bereavement services, practical support, transition and memory making. Supporters Demelza is supported by a number of Vice Presidents - celebrity ambassadors who help raise awareness of and funds for Demelza. These include: actors Daniel Radcliffe and Sally Lindsay, Olympic Gold Medallists Robin Cousins and Jayne Torvill, former England footballer and BBC presenter Gary Lineker, Absolute Radio host Dave Berry), TV presenter and singer Cheryl Baker and broadcast journalist Sir Martyn Lewis. The holder of the post of Archbishop of Canterbury is also a Vice President. References External links Official website Friends of Sussex Hospices
Delapré Abbey

Delapré Abbey ist eine gegen 1145 gegründete Cluniazenserabtei für Nonnen am Fluss Nene südlich von Northampton in England. Geschichte Die Abtei, die als eines von zwei Cluniazenser-Nonnenklöstern in England unmittelbar der Abtei Cluny unterstand, wurde von Simon II. von Senlis, einem normannischen Adeligen, der auch an der Gründung des Zisterzienserklosters Sawley Abbey beteiligt war, gegründet. Es wurde mit einer Domäne im Gebiet von Hardingstone begütert und erhielt das Patronat über die Kirchen in Earls Barton, Great Doddington und Fotheringhay, später auch in Wollaston (Northamptonshire) und Filgrave. Die Schlacht von Northampton fand 1460 auf dem Gelände der Abtei statt. Das Kloster wurde 1538 von der Krone eingezogen und John Mershe überlassen. Anschließend wurde es zu Wohnzwecken genutzt, von 1542 bis 1764 von der Familie Tate, anschließend von Edward Bouverie. 1940 erfolgte die Beschlagnahme durch das War Office, der sich in der Nachkriegszeit die Nutzung für Archive der Grafschaft Northamptonshire anschloss. Derzeit sind die Gebäude ungenutzt. Anlage und Bauten Der Großteil der bestehenden Gebäude wurde, teils unter Benutzung mittelalterlicher Mauern des Kirchenschiffs im Norden aus dem späten 12. und frühen 13. Jahrhundert, im 18. Jahrhundert errichtet. Der Kapitelsaal wurde im 17. Jahrhundert durch die Küche ersetzt. Die Landschaftsarchitektur ist von Capability Brown beeinflusst. Im 19. Jahrhundert wurden viktorianische Elemente sowie ein Ha-Ha hinzugefügt. Am Rand des Geländes der Abtei steht das Eleanor-Kreuz von Hardingstone. Literatur Nikolaus Pevsner: The Buildings of England – Northamptonshire. (2nd ed.). Penguin Books, ISBN 0-300-09632-1 Anthony New: A guide to the abbeys of England and Wales, 1985: Constable, London, S. 137–139, ISBN 0-09-463520-X Colin Spears: Delapré Abbey, ISBN 978-0-9553692-0-9 Weblinks British History Online – House of Cluniac Nuns – The Abbey of Delapré (englisch)
Abbaye de Delapré

L'abbaye de Delapré (Delapré Abbey), ou couvent de Sainte-Marie de la Pré (Abbey of St Mary de la Pré), est un ancien couvent clunisien anglais, établi vers 1145 au sud de la ville de Northampton, près de la Nene. Histoire Fondée par Simon II de Senlis pendant le règne d'Étienne de Blois, l'abbaye reçoit sa charte royale du roi Édouard III. Le couvent, qui possède déjà des terres dans le village voisin de Hardingstone, ainsi que les églises d'Earls Barton, de Great Doddington et de Fotheringhay, reçoit en outre du roi Édouard les églises de Wollaston et de Filgrave. Durant la guerre des Deux-Roses, les terres de l'abbaye voient se dérouler la bataille de Northampton le 10 juillet 1460. Le roi Henri VI, fait prisonnier durant l'affrontement, passe une nuit à l'abbaye. Un petit nombre de sœurs (entre une douzaine et une vingtaine) réside en permanence à l'abbaye jusqu'à sa fermeture en 1538, dans le cadre de la Dissolution des monastères ordonnée par Henri VIII. Les terres sont rachetées quelques années plus tard par la famille Tate, puis par la famille Bouverie au XVIIIe siècle. Durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, l'abbaye est réquisitionnée par le War Office, qui occupe les lieux jusqu'en 1946. Les bâtiments ont par la suite abrité les archives du comté de Northamptonshire (Northamptonshire County Records Office et la County Record Society). Références (en) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en anglais intitulé « Delapré Abbey » (voir la liste des auteurs). Portail du monachisme Portail de l’Angleterre Portail des monuments classés au Royaume-Uni