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Discover Lehigh Valley is moving its headquarters to Easton Today 6:57 AM Building K in the Simon Silk Mill in Easton is seen May 7, 2019. Discover Lehigh Valley's CEO confirmed April 29, 2021, the regional tourism promoter is moving its offices into the building in August.Rudy Miller file photo | For lehighvalleylive.com Facebook Share The Lehigh Valley’s publicly funded tourism promoter is picking up stakes in Allentown and moving its offices to Easton. Discover Lehigh Valley signed a lease that starts Aug. 15 in Building K of the Simon Silk Mill complex off North 13th Street, President ...

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PREMIUM Purpose built student accommodation and housing in Glasgow’s Partick area..Picture shows West View student Accommodation, Partick..Photo Credit: Kirsty Anderson.27/04/21.......... THE construction of new purpose-built student accommodation has “paused for breath” in Glasgow, but the market continues to hold long-term appeal for investors, new research has found. The hiatus follows a “huge expansion” in the city’s student accommodation stock between 2015 and 2018, which across around 20 developments saw bed numbers increase by more than 6,700 – a figure representing a...

30,000 exhibits will show off Derby's heritage at new Museum of Making Despite pandemic setbacks, it is due to open next month New signs directing visitors to the Museum of Making have started to appear (Image: Derbyshire Live) Never miss another Derbyshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivac...

A HOST of star-performers and an array of outdoor events have been booked for the Frome Festival which returns this year for its 20th anniversary. Following last year’s Covid-19 pandemic cancellation, the organisers have put together an eclectic programme for the festival from July 2-11. Creative director Martin Dimery said: “We decided to run a number of live performances on the Ecos Amphitheatre, next door to the Merlin Theatre on the Frome College site. “We will be installing a large canopy over the stage to ensure performers are kept dry. Audiences may have to brave the elem...