Talk:Tameside Hippodrome

Location

Could someone please add co-ordinates using one the {{coor title d}} series? Pit-yacker

Done.--LeoNomis 22:21, 5 June 2007 (UTC)

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Tameside Hippodrome

Proposed update to article – rationale This article contains several factual inaccuracies, chronological inconsistencies, and outdated information. The proposed update: corrects the chronology of ownership between 1931 and 1937 accurately attributes the 1933 Art Deco refurbishment to Drury & Gomersall incorporates Historic England’s identification of the Hippodrome as the largest surviving “transition theatre” in the UK updates the post‑2008 history, including the 2024 roof repairs and 2026 capital grant removes unsourced or speculative statements improves clarity, neutrality, and encyclopaedic tone aligns the structure with standard Wikipedia theatre‑building articles (History → Architecture → Significance → Recent developments) All new material is based on verifiable sources including Historic England, Theatres Trust, Tameside Council documentation, and contemporary press reports. No original research has been added. Editors are invited to review and refine as needed. Tameside Heritage and Arts Trust (talk) 18:38, 26 April 2026 (UTC)