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"It was chosen because it was a good 'Redbrick' institution successfully pitched to Channel 4, who were looking to commission a series about a university to span an entire academic year."

Mr Battye was the founding chairman of Redbrick Mill, to which people travel from around Yorkshire for leading brands in interior design.

A spokesman at the redbrick hillside crematorium said: "There were just his immediate kin in attendance and they specifically requested that it be a private arrangement.

Deritend Free Library, on Heath Mill Lane in Digbeth, remained derelict for decades after the Victorian redbrick building was closed in 1941.

The show is in The Design Quarter at Redbrick Mill, Batley, and is the latest project from established artist Norrie Harman who operates his own working studio in the top floor space.

The figure was revealed in the university's Redbrick student newspaper.

The redbrick facade has been carefully retained with attractive features such as refurbished windows and stone dressing punctuating the outstanding exterior.

The end-of-terrace redbrick in Rathgar was sold to an unnamed buyer on Friday.

The group, including traders from kitchen company intoto, which has a store at Redbrick Mill in Batley, had flown to Milan last Wednesday.

AS neat as a pin, this redbrick end link house in Waltham, near Cleethorpes was built just five years ago.

His Love Painting - a portrait of his wife Jackie and cat Amy at Redbrick Mill Studio - was selected from over 2,100 entries to form part of the exhibition.

Graduates who were once ashamed to admit that they attended a redbrick (like my own York) now foam at the mouth when they learn that the likes of Beccles Poly is daring to call itself the University Of Great Yarmouth.