File:Hove Town Hall, Norton Road-Tisbury Road-Church Road, Hove (December 2016) (2).JPG
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| Description | Hove Town Hall, junction of Tisbury Road, Norton Road and Church Road, Hove, City of Brighton and Hove, England. Hove's original town hall burnt down on 9 January 1966. Its replacement was built in the Brutalist style to the design of John Wells-Thorpe at a cost of approximately £2m and opened on 5 March 1974. It is on Brighton and Hove City Council's Local List of Heritage Assets, as is the clock tower at the south end. |
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