New plans have been put forward
Shoppers are excited following the news that an historic Nottingham building - labelled a gateway into the city - is set to be refurbished. The Canning Terrace Clock Tower, Canning Circus, is said to be the highest point to the west side of Nottingham.
"I believe it was named after Prime Minister George Canning. He didn't serve for very long because he died in office but they decided to name the area after him I think. Dan Harling, 35, works in sales. He also lives nearby but says the area is run-down. Dan said: "Honestly that building is this area's saving grace. It's really really nice. It's strange because everything else is pretty run-down. It's a little depressing but then you have that to look at.
"It is an important gateway to the city, where the major routes from Derby, Ilkeston and Alfreton intersect. In the middle of this intersection two pubs, the Falcon and the Sir John Borlase Warren, and a group of Victorian shops, make a characterful group while at the start of the road to Derby stands the former Alton's Cigar Factory.
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