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Demolition of former Debenhams store paves way for £200m scheme
Work to demolish Derby’s old Debenhams store to make way for a £200m regeneration project has completed.Contractor Cawarden, which is headquartered in Ockbrook, near Derby, was the principal contractor for the demolition of the four-storey building.Last month, plans to deliver a new 3,500 capacity venue in the Becketwell area of the city were unveiled by Derby City Council.The scheme will also see hundreds of new homes created, as well as office, retail and leisure space.The regeneration plans are expected to bring a quarter of a million new visitors to the city and will create around 200 jobs.
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