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Full steam ahead hopes for listed pumping station

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By Kate Tebby Verified, Oprah Flash Verified
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
A team of volunteers is looking for for help to keep preserving and improving their Grade II listed heritage site. From 1901, the Coleham Pumping Station has dominated part of Shrewsbury's skyline in Shropshire, with its 25m-high (82ft) chimney and historical buildings. When its chimney was found to be leaning, the site, which had been operating as a museum, was forced to shut in 2022.
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Full steam ahead hopes for listed pumping station

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By Kate Tebby Verified, Oprah Flash Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A team of volunteers is looking for for help to keep preserving and improving their Grade II listed heritage site. From 1901, the Coleham Pumping Station has dominated part of Shrewsbury's skyline in Shropshire, with its 25m-high (82ft) chimney and historical buildings. When its chimney was found to be leaning, the site, which had been operating as a museum, was forced to shut in 2022.
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Film celebrates how salt made spa town 'wonky'

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By Oprah Flash Verified
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Some buildings in Droitwich Spa are known for their slight lean, earning them the name Wonky High Street A film will celebrate and explore how a popular condiment made a market town's high street "wonky". Droitwich Spa became a hub for salt extraction during the Industrial Revolution. But the effects of too much brine being pumped to the surface of the town caused the ground to sink and buildings to lean - prompting the Wonky High Street nickname, Wychavon District Council said.
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