State’s heritage plan hits snag


The restoration and upgrading of the two prewar buildings in Victoria Street is now put on hold after the state lost the court case. — Photos: CHAN BOON KAI/The Star

A PLAN to build a heritage education centre in George Town hit a major stumbling block when the High Court nullified Penang Government’s acquisition of two prewar shophouses which was to be the site.

The restoration and upgrading work of the two shophouses in Victoria Street was put on hold after the state government lost the premises in court.

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