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Owen Pryce Culture
The Regent, a 1930s cinema in Bramley Cross, reopens after a volunteer-led restoration
Why it matters: Closed for almost two decades, the art deco picture house has been brought back to life by a community trust and will show films five nights a week.
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Callum Reid News
New fire station opens at Bramley Cross, cutting response times in the north of the city
Why it matters: The station, the first new one in Wrenhaven for 25 years, houses two fire engines and a rescue unit and is expected to shave several minutes off emergency calls in the northern suburbs.
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Elena Sokolova Technology
Smart street lights that dim on empty streets cut council energy bill
Why it matters: Motion-sensing LED lamps fitted in Netherby and Bramley Cross use 70 per cent less electricity, and residents in the trial streets say they barely noticed the change.
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