Case Study: Grindon Old Repeater Station
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"Amount awarded:£21,948 In 2004, this disused former British Telecom building, just 300 yards from Hadrian’s Wall, was converted into accommodation for walkers and cyclists, helping to meet the huge increase in demand. The development of the Old Repeater Station at Grindon is a great example of sustainable development in action. The Sustainable Development Fund grant was used to a help pay for a water tank and a grey water treatment facility, wood burning stoves, solar heating, geo-thermal heating, and the restoration of the internal wiring. Les Gibson, owner and manager of the project, said “Since the highly successful National Trail opened there has been a shortage of accommodation in the area, which is a great shame as it means people might be missing on this popular attraction...." -
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