Titus
Come on!
Mike Holland and Robin Cousins have submitted plans for an ice rink at the Engineerium in Hove. Great news.
bit out of the way isn't it?
This is Brighton & Hove we're talking about. Nothing ever gets approved without at least four years of planning arguments, and the intervention of Selma Montford & her cronies, who will no doubt somehow conclude that this proposed development will impact on the splendid Regency skyline of the seafront. Or something.
Indeed, whenever stories like this appear in the news I just assume they are never going to happen.
Mike Holland and Robin Cousins have submitted plans for an ice rink at the Engineerium in Hove. Great news.
How advanced is the Engineerium project now?
The Engineerium was due to open soon, but we have now decided to open it in phases. The Engineerium, as we know it, will open towards the end of 2010. I am happy to wait to get the rest of the project done and done properly. It’s a massive scheme involving constantly changing exhibits, film experiences and the history of film here in Hove. We plan to have re-enactment weekends, staff in period costumes, a kids’ think tank, an interactive centre, workshops, an exhibition area, excellent catering, facilities for events, banquets, balls – anything that we do that doesn’t work will go, but out plans are very exciting. It’s a 3.5 acre site, and we plan to get the very best out of it. This will be a family attraction to challenge the likes of Legoland, and we will be creating jobs too. I want to make this the funnest place to be and to visit again and again. And I want it to be a one price ticket so that once you are in you are not being mugged over and over for extra money. Great value, great education and great entertainment. I’ve done the sums; I know that what I want to be able to give Chestnut Tree House will be a valuable and ongoing legacy.