Almost two
years ago, it was announced a project to extinguish 445 homes, including where
Ringo spent his early years in Madryn Street Drive, Liverpool, to make urban
renewal site.
In early
2011, the project was supported by the city, finding that the house was not
important enough to enter the list of preservation of historical heritage. But
Philip Coppell, a Beatlemaniac that takes tourists to see the city group All
You Need Is Love, began a protest gathering society to save the street.
The protest
came to Grant Shapps, the Secretary of State for Housing of the British government,
which suspended the project until alternatives were studied. Grant was proud to
announce today that the house will be preserved, along with 15 more home in the
city area.
In
addition, the home of ex-Beatles will be reformed, since it suffered over the
years with saqueamentos fans in search of small treasures of the band.
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