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Warrington-Runcorn's Urban Vision: A New Town Story at Edge of the Wedge!
Overview
Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan unfolds its narrative near Portsmouth, in Southsea. Edge of The Wedge, a well-known venue, is an intimate space fostering close connections between performers and audiences. Portsmouth itself is steeped in maritime history. The city is known for its naval heritage and literary associations, being the birthplace of Charles Dickens. Warrington and Runcorn were designated New Towns in 1968 to alleviate overcrowding in Liverpool and Manchester. This ambitious project aimed to create modern, self-sufficient communities with new housing, industry, and infrastructure.
Highlights
Historical Significance: Exploration of a pivotal moment in UK urban planning history.
Intimate Venue Setting: Edge of the Wedge provides a close and engaging atmosphere.
Relevance to Modern Development: Insights applicable to contemporary urban planning challenges.
Expert Speakers: Knowledgeable presenters offering valuable perspectives.
Sentiment Analysis
Overall sentiment leans positive, with attendees valuing the insightful presentations and the venue's intimate setting. Addressing potential dryness in the topic and ensuring adequate seating could further enhance the experience.

Attendees appreciate the venue's intimate atmosphere.
Past events have been praised for their insightful exploration of urban planning history.
The topic is recognized as relevant to current urban development discussions.
Speakers are often well-versed in the subject matter, offering valuable perspectives.
Some attendees have found the subject matter to be dry if not presented dynamically.
Limited seating can make popular events crowded.
Location
Meeting Point
Edge Of The Wedge Southsea GB

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Sep
18
Thursday
7:00 PM
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