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Orange AIM Series annnounce dates & sixth event at Xscape Braehead (Natives.co.uk)
12-May-2006
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It feels like only a short while ago we were reporting back from this year's Orange BRITS , but, although Summer's barely upon us, we're already announcing the new schedule for the Orange AIM Series 2006. The calendar has expanded to incorporate a full six UK Championship events in 2006, split between three indoor and three artificial slope events.
MUSIC BITS: T.I. and Tiny; Three 6 and Paris; Swisha House LPs; Kane at BHF; Britney’s bodyguards; Rev Run’s book. (Eurweb)
15-Apr-2006
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*Rumor has it that the wedding is off for rapper T.I. and Tiny, formerly of Xscape. The two started dating years before TI blew up and have a young son named King. Tiny most recently threw T.I. a very private party at one of Atlanta's naughtiest strip clubs.
Construction problems at new Glasgow Snowdome (Natives.co.uk)
13-Mar-2006
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AN investigation into the collapse of a cinema ceiling at the new £70million Xscape leisure complex could take several days. Construction work on part of the Braehead building has been suspended until the investigation by Health and Safety Executive officials is completed.
EXCLUSIVE: LUCKY XSCAPE AS CINEMA ROOF COLLAPSES (Daily Record)
13-Mar-2006
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A CEILING at a £70million leisure centre has caved in days before it is due to open. Tons of plaster crashed down at the 12-screen Odeon multiplex at Braehead, near Glasgow.
A DISASTER MOVIE (Daily Record)
13-Mar-2006
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CHAIRS lie twisted and smashed under a heap of metal and plastic after a ceiling collapsed in a new cinema complex. These are the first pictures of the damage caused when 20 tons of wreckage fell in on the Odeon multiplex in the £70million Xscape centre at Braehead, near Glasgow, on Tuesday.
Xscape marks spot for the coolest place in Scotland (EveningTimes Online)
13-Mar-2006
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INSIDE it will be -3ºC, but Scotland's latest attraction aims to be the hottest ever.
It’s the real thing (Sunday Herald)
13-Mar-2006
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While Scotland is currently experiencing the best skiing of the season, an alternative is on the horizon for those days when lack of snow halts play. Welcome to the real snow 200-metre indoor slope, part of the £70 million Xscape attraction, to be opened next month at Braehead, near Glasgow.
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