New Eden Project plan approved

People in Morecambe, Lancashire, are a step closer to having an Eden Project built in their town, on the north-west coast of England, after their local council gave planning permission for the £125 million attraction to go ahead. The project, called Eden Project North, aims to help people understand and protect the marine environment, and would be built on Morecambe seafront by the same team that created the Eden Project in Cornwall. It would feature huge, shell-like domes called the Rhythm Machine, the Bay Glade, the Bay Hall and the Natural Observatory. Visitors will be able to see plants and art exhibits that represent the Sun, as well as theatre performances that reflect the Moon and sea tides. Indoor and outdoor restaurants and live music performances are also part of…

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