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Zero carbon town
Taunton wants to seize the potential of a swathe of riverside land ripe for regeneration.
How we did it
How we did it ... World listing sets Welsh town on tourism drive
Project: A £2.8 million visitor centre providing exhibitions and guided walks around the Blaenavon world heritage site as part of the regeneration of the town, following its rapid decline in the 20th century.
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