Refurbishments in a sentence

An historic school building in Culmore is due to get a spruce up after an application for refurbishments was submitted to Derry City & Strabane District Council.

But one condition was that he carry out significant refurbishments – which have already cost him millions of pounds.

C&M is currently undergoing extensive refurbishments, including floor resurfacing, equipment removal, ceiling repair and retiling, painting the interior.

In addition, the group has completed 20 refurbishments in the first four months of this year.

The hotel is currently closed until March 21 while interior refurbishments are carried out and Kim has told how she is delighted to be overseeing the makeover.

The news comes as Labour councillors for the Johnstone ward raised concerns that the £70m needed to address school capacity issues at Dargavel would come at a cost to existing proposals for newbuilds and refurbishments across the school estate.

The Tavern Co has twice been named the UK’s Best Breakfast for its full English but after a poor hygiene rating from ’s environmental health team earlier this year, has had to pull its food serving while refurbishments are made.

And any “grander” refurbishments will be dependent on cash becoming available further down the line.

Following months of refurbishments, the new Leigh Works was officially unveiled last month, above Iceland on Bradshawgate.

Information about the cost of the refurbishments was redacted from the documents, as were sections about Ontario’s electricity demand projections and economic benefits.

It will see Brunton Park’s East Stand and Warwick Road End back open after a summer of major refurbishments.

Meanwhile, major refurbishments were completed at the Crown Inn and James Watts in Cheadle, the Vine Inn in Nantwich, the Abel Heywood in Manchester and the Mount Inn in Chester.

Refurbishments will be prioritised to the areas of greatest need, based on areas of deprivation, walking times to spaces and the backlog of repairs.

Selling his business and investing in a 35ft-long sailing boat for £38k, he additionally used around £12k towards refurbishments before setting off on a tour around Europe.

The Cumberland views the completed project as a blueprint for future refurbishments and renovations across its network.

The Hilton Hotel in Leicester will undergo refurbishments this year.

The joint letter said the risk of the of the Casement Park refurbishments not being completed in time was partly due to a lack of building progress made between now and when the Euro 2028 bid was awarded jointly to the UK and Ireland.

The Royal Australian Mint's refurbishments are to improve its "cultural aspects" to create a better experience for its visitors.

The scheme centred on Saul's private yacht, the Rich Harvest, which he had sailed to Brazil in 2016 before it spent nearly a year at a marina receiving interior refurbishments.

This doesn’t mean that improvements cannot be made, and organisations are encouraged, when they plan refurbishments or new literature, to factor in accessibility as part of planned work and expenditure.