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GLASGOW, Scotland, April 3 (UPI) -- The Commonwealth Games will open July 23 in Glasgow, Scotland, with a bang, specifically, the demolition of five nearby 30-story apartment towers.
The Olympic-style sports competitions opening ceremony will include the explosive demolition of five of Glasgows six remaining unoccupied Red Road Tower apartments in what organizers call a bold and dramatic statement of intent from a city focused on regeneration and a positive future for its people.
The buildings, once the tallest residential structures in Europe and home to 4,700 people, will fall in 15 seconds after 1,250 kilograms (2,755 pounds) of explosives are detonated, in an event expected to be seen on television by a billion people.
In the televised demolition, Glasgow is proving it is a city that is proud of its history but doesnt stand still, a city that is constantly changing, regenerating, renewing and re-inventing itself, said ceremonies director Eileen Gallagher.
About 900 homes newer the site will be temporarily evacuated during the event.
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Demolition gang heralds new era in Walmgate
8:15am Thursday 3rd April 2014 in News
The old Press buildings are being demolished to make way for student flats
FROM construction to demolition - these pictures show how The Press' headquarters in Walmgate has come full circle in just over a quarter of a century.
Back in the 1980s, the then Yorkshire Evening Press was based in Coney Street alongside the River Ouse, where City Screen is based today.
But the site was outdated, with increasingly difficult access for the newspaper delivery vans, and so it was decided to relocate to a new HQ.
Any temptation to move to an out-of-town site was resisted, in the belief that the local newspaper should remain in the heart of the city - ideally within the city walls.
It so happened that MFI, which in those days was a booming furniture retailer, wanted to move out of its base in Walmgate to a bigger store on Hull Road and The Press acquired the site.
In 1988, York construction firm Shepherd set about building a huge new printworks and office complex, and staff moved in the following year.
In recent years, the changing face of the newspaper industry has left increasing parts of the site unoccupied, particularly after the printworks closed down and printing of The Press was transferred to Bradford.
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