Hallam Towers
The derelict Hallam Towers hotel building is to be knocked down to make way for £300,000 apartments and serviced building plots.
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Thank you for this info. Saw the sign on Manchester Road yesterday. It has taken a long time hasn’t it. Sorry to hear the (what once was) lovely stone house on Manchester Road is also coming down. I think that is awful if correct.