SIR - The city of York also has an Odeon building dating from the 1930s. Theirs does not stand comparison with our building. I know, as I watched films there many times as a student.
However, they have taken the decision to preserve and restore their building.
Should we deduce from this that the developers in a town which is a major tourist destination do not wield as much power as those in Bradford?
Julie Ivanor, Thorncroft Road, Wibsey
- EDITOR'S NOTE: We are informed that refurbishment plans for the Odeon in York have, in fact, been rejected and it closed for good last week.
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