Disadvantages could be queses at busy times, not for those with young children
Ever since the Beatles crossed the Atlantic Great Britain has been one of the most influential and one of the biggest exporters of pop music in the world. There' museums to pencils prams and lawn mowers so its only fair there should be one commemorating and celebrating Brutish pop's biggest achievements (so no Aggaddoo in there) . This was realised in 1999 with Sheffield's oil fated National Centre for Popular Music. This project funded by the Millennium Fund folded a year later due to low visitor figures and escalating debts. Ten years on and there has been another stab at commemorating ...
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