Demolition continues on Exeter’s Royal Clarence Hotel
Demolition work on the Royal Clarence Hotel in Exeter continues on after the devastating fire at the end of October. The building, said to be England’s oldest hotel, was completely destroyed by the fire that began in a neighbouring building.
Demolition crews can’t use machinery for the work as the heavy movements might further damage parts of the structure that might be saved.
At the height of the incident, 150 firefighters were at the scene with nearly 30 pumping appliances and the unprecedented measure was taken of using four aerial ladder platforms to prevent the fire spreading to other historic buildings.
Related Articles
HBA San Francisco Reimagines Luxury Cabin Experience at Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge in the Canadian Rockies
Modern interiors immersed in the breathtaking landscape of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Against ...
Read more
The Red Sea EDITION Opens as the First Hotel on Shura Island, Pioneering a New Era of Hospitality in Saudi Arabia
EDITION expands in Saudi Arabia inviting discerning travelers to uncover one of the region’s most ...
Read more
25hours Hotel The Olympia, Sydney, NSW Opens Its Doors
Oxford Street enters a bold new era with the official opening of 25hours Hotel The Olympia, a proper...
Read more
Anthology by Style Library Contract
Testimonials
“SPACE has excellently researched, well-rounded, and informative editorial, presented in a stylish glossy layout, which is ideally suited to the calibre of our clients. The team, both editorial and advertising, are knowledgeable, helpful, and fun. Working with them is always a pleasure.”
Karen Brooks, Esprit Media Ltd
“Working closely with Space magazine, means that Barlow Tyrie products are seen by the right target audience and relative to premiere outdoor garden spaces.”
Steven Still, Barlow Tyrie
"Armourcoat has partnered with Space Magazine since launch in 2015, and is now regarded as an essential part of our international marketing strategy. Recognising the scale of subscribers and quality of content, we truly value the opportunity the platform (both in print and digital) presents."
Daniel Nevitt, Armourcoat
"We have partnered with SPACE Magazine since it’s launch and SPACE have now become one of our most influential media partners. Their readership of senior hoteliers and interior designers are exactly the audience we invite to attend the Independent Hotel Show and SPACE delivers on helping us position our brand in front of them. Not only does SPACE have the readership we want but they also work with us to tailor content they think is right which when time poor is much needed. I couldn’t recommend SPACE enough."
Sam Chance, Fresh Montgomery
