Work going well on £1.2 million revamp of Telford's landmark Anstice
Work on a major refurbishment at a landmark Telford building is going well, with efforts to strip out the ground floor almost complete.

The Anstice, in Park Avenue, Madeley, was closed for the £1.2 million renovation in December, with work expected to take about a year.
The work so far has unveiled some hidden original features, and bosses at the social club say they are already planning to show them off at a grand opening event in February.
Centre director Gemma Aston said: "The strip-out of the ground floor is almost complete. Footings are also in place for the lift, which will provide full disability access to the building and fitting out of the ground floor and redecoration of the ballroom is due to start soon."
Members of the Anstice Community Trust, the group that has long campaigned for the restoration, got a behind-the-scenes peak at the progress so far.
By the time it is finished, the newly refurbished Anstice will include Madeley library, a cafe and shops.
The ballroom will also be brought back to its former glory as part of the work.