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Red Tower secures new grant! The Red Tower Community Hub recognises that our local people need more than food and many are struggling with the Continue reading
As the Red Tower closes for another year, detailed preparations were made over the weekend to prepare for the last food distribution. As the food Continue reading
It was with a heavy heart and an immense amount of sadness that it was announced that Red Tower director Simon Perry passed away on Continue reading
The Red Tower is to get a new roof in the spring. The last substantial work on the roof was in the 1970s and wear Continue reading
As we rush or limp towards the end of 2022, depending on how you are feeling, it is worth reflecting on the last year which Continue reading
Imelda Havers – Red Tower Founder Food brings us together It’s not hard to understand the power of food in bringing communities together, whether through Continue reading
Saturday 19 May 2018 will be written into the history of the Red Tower as the day Rachael Maskell, MP for York Central cut the Continue reading
In early November, the Red Tower was taken over by Croft Farm Construction who commenced the internal upgrade work, based on the plans drawn by Continue reading
The Croft Farm Construction P R machine has hit the ground running at the start of 2018, to get our project, and the work Croft Continue reading
2017 has been truly a momentous year for the Red Tower CIC. Having completed the process of officially taking possession of the Tower via a Continue reading
Things are gathering pace with the Red Tower refurbishment, having taken rather longer than anticipated to get services installed. We recently met City of York Continue reading
Imagine coming across a disused building at one end of the walkable City Wall between the busy inner ring road and a small housing estate Continue reading
http://www.minsterfm.com/news/local/2201761/red-tower-restoration-takes-major-step-forward/ 7:44am 18th January 2017 (Updated 7:53am 18th January 2017) York’s historic Red Tower is a step nearer to transformation into a community venue having Continue reading