Brighton, i360
Brighton i360 files for insolvency – landmark could be torn down
The Brighton i360 is heading into administration and could be torn down if a buyer cannot be found. Court filings from Brighton i360 Ltd confirmed that the owners of the towering seafront landmark would be filing for insolvency – still owing the council £51 million council debts with it.
AN ICONIC seaside attraction could soon be torn down as it faces crippling £51million debts. Bosses of Brighton seafront’s ...
A seaside tourist attraction which owes £51 million to the council has filed for insolvency. Bosses of Brighton seafront’s ...
The owner of an English coastal tourist attraction designed by the architects of the London Eye is racing to find a rescue ...
Our council must now repay their folly amounting to over £2m each year for the foreseeable future – money that could’ve been ...
The attraction will remain open while other possible avenues are explored, but the council expects it to go into ...
The company behind Brighton’s i360 viewing pod has filed for administration. Brighton i360 Ltd owes £51 million to Brighton & ...
That flows back into an enormous voter database owned and controlled by another Koch group, i360, which the donor network hopes will replace the Republican National Committee’s data trove.
In 2014, the council agreed to lend £36.2m to Brighton i360 Ltd to fund the 531ft (162m) tower The leader of Brighton & Hove City Council has warned that funding towards early years education and ...
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