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This is 29-31 Castlegate Nottingham.
It once housed two radio stations Radio Trent 301/Trent FM and later in 1988 GEM AM, one of Britain's first Regional all Gold Stations. GEM AM had a very large audience indeed for a medium wave service. Probably two of the best radio stations this country ever had.
Trent FM moved out of here in 2007, later to become rebranded as Capital East Midlands. GEM AM was eventually rebranded as GOLD.
Tangled Roots Poet Michelle Scally Clarke at Bank Street Arts Gallery, during Castlegate Festival, Sheffield, 20-06-15
Castlegate, Sheffield, UK. By Karl.
There are some bits of C13th castle foundation though this door. Apparently.
Mirrored pavilion in Castlegate, Aberdeen designed by Lucy Fisher from Scott Sutherland School of Architecture, Robert Gordon University (RGU) for the Festival of Architecture and Look Again Festival 2016
On Castlegate, York, Yorkshire, United Kingdom.
"Built in 1755–1762 by John Carr fro Viscount Fairfax of Emley. It was restore in 1983/84 by York Civic Trust and contains the famous Noel Terry Collection of Georgian furniture. The House is open to the public."
Castlegate Quarter
Exchange Street Graffiti
Location: Exchange Street
Artist(s): Various - Trik 9
Graffiti works by Trik 9, Mila K, Marcus Method and Dala on Exchange Street (Wilko’s building).
One of 2 similar hanging baskets outside the Castlegate Cafe, in Helmsley, which could provide endless fun for passing dogs and Maypole dancers
Nos. 5 of 5
Germany - Lubeck: Grofle Burgstrasse.
Burgator - Castle Gate
Sadly the tower is not open to the public, however you can still get up close to it to inspect the sheer defensive nature of its construction.
Here we are looking up a Tower.
Mirrored pavilion in Castlegate, Aberdeen designed by Lucy Fisher from Scott Sutherland School of Architecture, Robert Gordon University (RGU) for the Festival of Architecture and Look Again Festival 2016
Castlegate House and Railings to West are Listed Buildings.
Lewes (pronounced luːɨs) is the county town of East Sussex, England and historically of all of Sussex. It is a civil parish and is the centre of the Lewes local government district. The settlement has a history as a bridging point and as a market town, and today as a communications hub and tourist-oriented town. At the 2001 census it had a population of 15,988. See Wilkipedia for more detail.
The streets of Conwy offer a vibrant mix of daily life and deep history. Lined with charming shops and cafés, the town bustles with locals and visitors, all moving through a setting shaped by centuries. Cars and pedestrians share the road, while a stone archway — once part of the castle’s medieval perimeter — stands as a quiet reminder of the town’s fortified past. It’s a place where modern rhythms unfold beneath the watchful gaze of ancient walls.
The Bears of Sheffield, Sheffield, South Yorkshire.
The Bears of Sheffield raised more than £750000 for a new Cancer and Leukaemia Ward at Sheffield Children’s Hospital.
Bear Name: Pastel Pattern Patchwork Bear
Artist: Fun Makes Good
Location: Castlegate Lady’s Bridge
Description: Fun Makes Good design studio often takes inspiration from contemporary architectural forms and geometric shapes, combining a love of texture with graphic patterns and creative colour combinations to produce pieces that are instantly uplifting, playful and eye-catching.
The design for Pastel Pattern Patchwork Bear is a continuation of some of FMG’s previous work made for Sheffield Children’s Hospital with Artfelt. The Bear has a more subtle and gentle design than the previous work, with the grid of the ‘patchwork’ broken up with soft curved shapes that flow and move around the Bear, giving him a softness and warmth through delicate colour and pattern.