Courtesy PT Studios Inc. That state should be blacklisted, Pinewood Toronto Studios chairman Paul Bronfman says of Georgia amid a corporate backlash against the U.S. state s restrictive voting laws.
Canadian studio operators have been watching the growing Hollywood backlash against Georgia s restrictive voting laws and are betting the major studios will soon bow to pressure and shift production out of Atlanta.
Paul Bronfman, CEO of Comweb Corp. and chair of Pinewood Toronto Studios, says supporting calls for a production boycott over the Georgia situation is about morality, not competing jurisdictions for Hollywood production. It s not that Atlanta is a direct competitor to Canada. There s a bigger point here. It s morality and the right of people to exercise their democratic vote. And what s going on in Georgia, and spreading, is anti-democratic and it s anti-everything we stand for. So I would be very disappointed if the major studios continue to go to Atlanta and try to hid
Canadian Film Industry Executive Calls On Hollywood to Blacklist Georgia over Voter Integrity Law
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Willmott Dixon and Henry Riley announced as partners in new Bingham Arena project
| Updated: 15:23, 13 March 2021
The partners for the creation of Binghamâs new greener and carbon efficient leisure centre and community hub have been announced.
Leader of Rushcliffe Borough Council Simon Robinson said he was delighted to agree partnerships with Willmott Dixon as contractor and Henry Riley as external project managers.
This comes with the support from key partners Parkwood Leisure, Bingham Town Council and funding from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) subject to signing a grant funding agreement and the D2N2 Local Enterprise Partnership.
Rushcliffe Borough Council representatives meet with the partners on the site of the new Bingham Arena. (45093047)
Partners announced for new Bingham leisure centre which is due to open in 2022
| Updated: 13:56, 12 March 2021
The partners for the creation of Binghamâs new greener and carbon efficient leisure centre and community hub have been announced.
Leader of Rushcliffe Borough Council Councillor Simon Robinson said he was delighted to agree partnerships with Willmott Dixon as contractor and Henry Riley as external project managers.
This comes with the support from key partners Parkwood Leisure, Bingham Town Council and funding from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) subject to signing a grant funding agreement and the D2N2 Local Enterprise Partnership.
Rushcliffe Borough Council representatives meet with the partners on the site of the new Bingham Arena. (45093047)