Cromer's former tourist information centre.
Volunteers needed to touch up former Cromer tourist information centre
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
10:58 AM
Volunteers are being sought to give a lick of paint to an empty building in the centre of Cromer. The town council is looking to build a team of people to improve the look of the former tourist information centre that stands on the corner of the bus station on Prince of Wales Road. The building is set to be demolished in the next two years by Norfolk County Council. The town council has earmarked the weekend of August 25 and 26 for the painting.
Anyone interested can contact the town clerk on 01263 512254 or email clerk@cromertown.org
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1 comments
madness!!!! if it is going to be demolished within the next two years and it is an empty eyesore now instead of painting it demolish it now. and before the council say they have no money to demolish it im sure they would get volunteers to do the job for them !!!!!!
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stephen watson
Thursday, July 12, 2012