The Lawns
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| Owners | University of Hull |
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| Designation | Listed building |
| Locations | Harland Way |
| Cottingham | |
| East Riding of Yorkshire | |
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| ID | 2073332 |
About The Lawns
The Lawns is a student accommodation complex for the University of Hull, located in Cottingham, East Riding around of Yorkshire, England. It comprises seven halls of residence and the Lawns Centre. The latter is the complex's catering and social hub. The halls accommodate almost 1,000 students.
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... It has been a permanent fixture on The Lawns outside Old Parliament House since 1992 but is not always occupied...
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... Flowers, soft toys and other tributes covered The Lawns outside Hillcrest Primary School on Friday...
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Bouncy castle fall: Australia mourns 'terrible tragedy' after children killed
Australians are mourning a " horrific" national tragedy after five children were killed in a Bouncy Castle accident, PM Scott Morrison has said.
The Children fell about 10m (32ft) after a wind blew The Castle skywards at a Tasmania school fair on Thursday.
Three boys and two Girls - All aged 11 or 12 - died from their injuries.
Three other children remained in a Critical Condition on Friday, police said. Another injured child had been discharged from hospital.
Police have not identified The Victims , citing their families' wish for privacy.
Mr Morrison called it a " terrible tragedy" adding: " As a parent there are no words. "
The Accident has shattered Devonport - a city of fewer than 30,000 People - on Australia's island state.
There would be " few People if any in Devonport that would haven't had a connection to one of those families, to that school" Mr Morrison said.
Flowers, soft toys and other tributes covered The Lawns outside Hillcrest Primary School on Friday.
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To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Media caption, Australian PM: “It just breaks your heart”Tasmania's Premier Peter Gutwein said it was " devastating, heartbreaking, simply incomprehensible".
" What should have been a celebration for the end of The School year turned into an unfortunate tragedy for our young children, " He Said .
Investigation under wayIt's still unclear how The Incident unfolded on a mostly calm and Sunny Day .
Australia's weather bureau recorded wind speeds between 7km/h (4mph) and 22km/h on Thursday morning - a range considered average.
Police said they would investigate whether the Bouncy Castle was tethered to the ground.
Teachers and other adults had rushed to administer First Aid before paramedics arrived, police said. Other pupils nearby were shepherded away.
About 40 students from grades five and six had been taking part in The School fun day.
In fundraisers Set Up online, A Family friend of one victim described him as a " gorgeous boy" and a " beautiful, caring, gentle soul".
A separate fundraiser for the families has already raised A$600,000 (£323,000; $430,000).
There have been other fatal Bouncy Castle incidents. In 2019, and 20 others injured in a similar accident in China.
A year earlier, after being thrown from a Bouncy Castle that eyewitnesses say exploded on a Norfolk beach.
And for manslaughter by gross negligence after a Bouncy Castle blew away with seven-year-old Summer Grant inside, in Essex, in March 2016.
Source of news: bbc.com
