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The
nation votes for Greyfriars Tower
Restoration
results from second programme revealed
Speaking
from the Tower of London, Griff Rhys Jones revealed last night (Friday
15 August) that the nation had chosen Greyfriars Tower
in King's Lynn, Norfolk, to be the second building to go through
to the final of the 91Èȱ¬ TWO series - Restoration.
Last
Tuesday (12 August), in the second programme of the ten-part series,
Griff called on viewers to choose between Greyfriars Tower and two
other buildings - Coalhouse Fort in Thurrock and Moulton Windmill
in Moulton.
Information
on all three buildings is available through the website - .
Greyfriars
Tower is a beautiful 14th century building and the oldest contender
in the series.
It
is the most substantial remnant of the four friaries that existed
in King's Lynn and the best surviving Franciscan tower in the country.
Friday's
result means that Greyfriars Tower will now become one of ten buildings
to be featured in the live final at the Tower of London in mid-September.
Here
a nationwide vote will decide which building should be given a new
lease of life with money raised throughout the course of the series.
In
Friday's programme three more buildings were featured for viewers
to choose between – Mavisbank in Edinburgh; the Lino Works
in Kirkcaldy and the Britannia Music Hall in Glasgow.
Next
Tuesday's episode of Restoration (19 August) will reveal which of
these will become the third building to go through to the final.
Lines
are now open and viewers can vote by calling
0901 077 77 77.
Restoration
is produced by Endemol UK Productions for 91Èȱ¬ Scotland and currently
transmits on 91Èȱ¬ TWO on Tuesdays and Fridays at 9.00pm.
Restoration
voting lines are open for three days for each programme from 2.00am
on the day prior to transmission until midnight on the day after.
Notes
to Editors
The
nation votes for Victoria Baths (13.08.03)
Restoration
required across the UK (08.08.03)
Restoration
- press pack (18.07.03)
Restoration
- saving Britain's heritage (19.03.03)
91Èȱ¬
TWO viewers vote to save our national heritage (09.07.02)
All the
91Èȱ¬'s digital services are now available on ,
the new free-to-view digital terrestrial television service, as well
as on satellite and cable. Freeview
offers the 91Èȱ¬'s eight television channels, interactive services
from 91Èȱ¬i, as well as 11 91Èȱ¬ radio networks.
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