Businesses on the street said it has a mix of the old and new
Businesses have described the shifting sands of a main street in Nottingham city centre where a 'mix of old and new' has been forged. Carrington Street has significantly altered over the last few years, most notably with the demolition of the Broadmarsh shopping centre and the construction of the Broadmarsh bus station and library at the end of the street.
Read more: Conservationists rue 'step in the wrong direction' over major Nottingham transformation plan A £20m bid was recently made to the Government's Levelling Up fund by Nottingham City Council to prepare the centrepiece of their Broadmarsh vision. Under current plans, the frame of the derelict shopping centre would be retained and reimagined into a unique space to bring people together in the city for play, performance and food, supposedly creating 6,000 jobs, 750 homes and more than 400,000 sq ft of commercial and business space.
"We are suffering from it not being there. In 1985, when we set up, this area was just as popular as the Victoria Centre."
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