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Shoppers in Lincoln have cheered the demolition plans for the “eyesore” former City Square Centre, though not everyone is enthusiastic about what could replace it.
Strolling through the centre, Hazel, 75, concurred that the building has deteriorated, particularly as it has been empty since 2019. She remarked: “I can’t really relate to the architecture. Michael Curtis, 55, also described the building as an “eyesore” and proposed selling bricks from the demolition. Highlighting the anticipated opening of the Cornhill Market, though anGavin was adamant that the city does not need another hotel, stating: “Lincoln is getting too many hotels,” and suggested turning the space into a daycare centre for children. “With it being close to the town centre, I think they should do a daycare for kids,” he recommended.
Jorge Silva offered his perspective on development priorities, sharing: “Developing student accomodation is okay, but the city should be more than just a student city.”
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