Thorpe Park unveils new logo
Thorpe Park in Surrey has unveiled its new logo, the first change in 15 years. The former orange and blue ‘infinity’ design has been replaced.
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Hyperia: 24 March opening date expected
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Adventure Island announces 125-foot drop tower
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Calls for 10-day Nottingham Goose Fair to stay
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Thorpe Park to replace Angry Birds Land
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Skegness Pleasure Beach founder Botton dies
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