We had some great news yesterday afternoon, with the announcement that the State Government has issued a stop work order for work on the site until the buildings can be assessed by the Queensland Heritage Council at a special meeting.
Hotpoint House, one of the three Bonded Store buildings.
Premier Campbell Newman himself is quoted in the Brisbane Times as saying that the bonded stores are heritage buildings and need to be properly assessed.
This is a HUGE step forward for the campaign to save these buildings. While they're not safe yet, their fate now lies with the Heritage Council.
I'll keep you posted, or keep an eye on the Brisbane Heritage webpage for more information.
Wow. That's great news and being a Brisbane girl myself originally I am so pleased with this result. Good luck xx
ReplyDeleteThat's great news-at least it's a start, and hopefully they stay safe! Well done to you and everyone who worked hard! x
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. I love your vision!
ReplyDeleteI definitely enjoying every little bit of it. It is a great website and nice share. I want to thank you. Good job! You guys do a great blog, and have some great contents. Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteBuy Facebook Likes
The first several months of my site there were no comments; just give it time; now they come in like crazy every day! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteBuy Facebook Likes Cheap
Accounting San Jose
ReplyDeleteLeslie Murdock and Claire Martell are just the most professional people anywhere, and they have the best team. Not necessarily the cheapeast, but always work of the highest standard by people with the highest integrity.
Contacts:
Murdock Martell, Inc.
Claire Martell, 408-892-7108 (Media)
CMartell@MurdockMartell.com
www.MurdockMartell.com