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I have attached a picture of the vfd display from the nbox in the hope somebody can give me hand in sorting this out Radical changes have also been proposed to the roads in the area – according to the Local Plan that was adopted by SBC in 2019, this will include “the closure and removal of Lytton Way [which runs between the railway station and the Gordon Craig Theatre] as a through route for traffic”.

The New Towns heritage centre will be based in a new town centre Civic Hub (Image: StevenageEvenBetter/Stevenage Borough Council) There’s so much to be proud about and our legacy and pioneering spirit will be recognised within the spaces, which we will be enriching with cultural experiences.second problem: now all my premium HD channels do not work correctly after a minute or so the go all jittery and it looks like they are in slow motion and not watchable. I have ruled out server issues as I have a dm800se and that works with them fine, so I know it is something to do with the nbox. I initially thought the image could have somehow got corrupt and would need a re flash to freshen things up but because on the first problem above it is not possible to do. Councillors will also meet at an overview and scrutiny committee next Thursday, where they will discuss the plans.

Aside from fan favourites from Definitely Maybe and (What's the Story) Morning Glory?, he also played a crowd-pleasing Stand By Me from Be Here Now, and there was a rare live performance of Roll It Over, the epic Standing on the Shoulder of Giants album closer. The current contract is out-of-date and needed updating. The new contract is one that was developed by Sport England and a range of industry experts and reflects current best practice in leisure commissioning. As a result, the contract specification (what the council requires from the operator) is a significant improvement on the current contract. Stevenage is going through exciting transformation, and our residents sit at the heart of this. We are leading a period of change that will celebrate our legacy whilst creating a modern, diversified town centre offering something for everyone.” The centre will be part of the new town centre Civic Hub and sit alongside the library, council offices and health services.Councillor Simon Speller, the council's portfolio holder for environment and climate change, said: “I am disappointed on behalf of the people in our town that the government’s planning inspector has approved the redevelopment of the historic Icon building. A number of crossings will be installed. These included two parallel crossings, for pedestrians and cyclists, one over Coreys Mill Lane and the other over North Road near Rectory Lane.

Chairman of the residents’ association, Hugh Harper, told the Comet: “We will vehemently object to this, and are writing to them [the council] and stating it’s not suitable. Another education facility will be Stevenage Innovation and Technology Centre, to be run by North Herts College. The objective is to improve the skills of residents by providing Level 3, 4 and 5 courses in specialisms such as engineering, life sciences, biotechnology, and advanced construction skills. A precise location for the centre has not yet been decided, though it will be in the town centre. We did consider managing the facilities ourselves, but this would be at a greater cost to the taxpayer, and we do not have the in-house expertise and structure to run the facilities and services.

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Pedestrians will continue to be able to walk along North Road, though there may be some short-term diversions.

Part of the landscape drawing that was submitted as part of the planning application for the Forum (Image: Camlins) Now fronted by Serge Pizzorno following Tom Meighan's departure, Kasabian warmed up the crowd perfectly for the main event.An artist's impression of the junction of North Road and Franklin's Road, as it will look after the works are concluded. (Image: Hertfordshire County Council) The Forum redevelopment will include a new multi-storey car par, with room for 315 parking spaces – almost exactly the same capacity as the current car park. This will include 63 spaces with electric charging points. There will also be new pedestrian and cyclist connections to the old town and the planned sports and leisure hub. Leader of Stevenage Borough Council Sharon Taylor said: “These projects are fundamental to our vision for the regeneration of Stevenage town centre and bringing benefits for our residents.