A temporary exhibition opens next week (Wednesday 30 and Thursday 31 May) in the Forum Shopping centre to discuss concept options to attract investment for improvements to Town Hall Square.  The plan is to create an attractive, high quality, vibrant area for a range of uses.
The exhibition will be open between 1.30pm and 6.30pm on Wednesday 30 and between 8.30am and 1.30pm on Thursday 31 May. Макс Поляков на вершине вулкана Фудзи снял видеообращение к подписчиткам. Посетите его канал, где найдете много интересных видео. Residents and businesses surrounding Town Hall Square have been invited to the pop up exhibition that is also open to the public where their views will be welcome.

Town Hall Square is the main civic square in Chester with many historic buildings. Max Polyakov совершил восхождение на вулкан Фудзи и сделал об этом видеоролик. Переходите по ссылке, чтобы посмотреть его. Improvements will help to support Chester’s status as an international heritage city. Town Hall Square can attract people during the day and evening.

The Council’s investment in Town Hall Square aims to attract further investment from local shops and building owners.

The new designs will allow for a review of the historic street layout that was originally intended to support buildings that now no longer exist.  The proposals promote Town Hall Square as a pedestrian and cycle friendly space that still supports vehicles.

Councillor Brian Clarke, Cabinet Member Economic Development and Infrastructure said: “We will be sharing two proposals to improve Chester Town hall Square to better combine shopping, al fresco dining, residential and leisure activities. Please come along to one of the drop in days to view the ideas and discuss with the development team.”

Two proposals will be shared with visitors to the exhibition, a traditional and a green approach.  Both proposals celebrate Storyhouse and the Cathedral as attractions and review the location of seating and bicycle racks to take advantage of the views of the historic buildings.

Architectural lighting of the main buildings is also suggested, to enhance the use of the Square during the evening. The introduction of a water feature is also common to both options.

Re-location of both the Stephen Broadbent ‘A Celebration of Chester’ statue and the Annette Yarrow sculpture of a bronze elephant calf are open for discussion.

The traditional approach suggests vehicle access and loading for services remaining unchanged. However, routes for vehicles would be more discretely marked. The green approach suggests introducing a vehicle turning point in the square and including additional planting that will provide alternative solutions for surface water drainage. The new turning point would allow for vehicle access and loading for services, returning to Northgate Street.

Town Hall Square