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However, a jury took 20 minutes to clear him of all counts yesterday. He cried in the courtroom when the verdicts were read out. This lasted eight months. The schoolchildren were said to have given similar accounts of Mr Wilson rubbing his hand down their backs or leaning cheek-to-cheek with them before patting their bottoms. Mr Wilson told police four of his accusers lacked confidence in their ability in class at the Blackpool school and needed to be praised.

The town also plays host to the longest-running seaside show in Britain, Legends, which features multiple tribute artists with a live band and dance troupe, first appearing at the North Pier in , then at the Central Pier from to and now at the Sands Venue. In February council chiefs attended a convention in Florida to identify a new "concert venue" concept for the town, doubling as a new purpose built centre for conferences and conventions.

The site earmarked for the propose project is the old central station site which now serves as a car park and police station with law courts on Bonny Street. The police have since moved to a brand new facility near to the M55 motorway entrance and the site in central Blackpool is earmarked for the new potential development. An Imax cinema has been announced by the council as adding on to the existing Hounds Hill shopping centre on land that is now a ground level car park. The development is to be shared with the Wilko store which is to re-locate from its current location to make way for a new hotel and transport hub as part of the current urban regeneration and infrastructure improvements in the town.

Expected final completion for these projects has still not been announced although work has begun on some of the foundation works.

Blackpool is often described as "the gay capital of the North" with Brighton often being described as "the gay capital of the South". In the late 20th century and early 21st century, pollution in the seawater at Blackpool caused considerable concern. Blackpool continues to work to improve its position within today's tourism industry.

One controversial proposal, which had the involvement of the local council, was to transform Blackpool into a casino resort along the lines of the Las Vegas Strip and Atlantic City , making it the centre point of gambling in the UK. Ultimately, Manchester was selected for the initial trial by the Government's Casinos Advisory Panel.

The local newspaper, the Blackpool Gazette , sent a petition signed by over 11, local residents and visitors demanding the decision be reconsidered. On 29 March , the Advisory Panel's recommendations were approved by the House of Commons , but rejected by the House of Lords , meaning the bill would be reconsidered by parliament. In , plans to develop a casino with other visitor attractions on the central car park Blackpool Central Station site were announced.

The development would be 'wrapped' around Blackpool North railway station so that rail passengers arrive at street level into the new plaza with views down onto the seafront, making their arrival into Blackpool a much more pleasant experience than at present. The regeneration company behind much of the towns current and future development, ReBlackpool, are working with Blackpool Council and AMEC to prepare a planning application. Regeneration work was completed in July on Waterloo Road in South Shore that transformed the area into a modern shopping centre.

In March it was confirmed that a deal had been made between Blackpool Council and Leisure Parcs to purchase some of Blackpool's most notable landmarks. Blackpool Airport operated regular charter and scheduled flights throughout the UK and Europe. The airport is actually just over the borough boundary into Fylde Borough , although a proposal to reorganise Blackpool's borders would see the airport incorporated into Blackpool Borough. This airport, formerly known as Blackpool Squires Gate Airport, is one of the oldest in the UK having hosted public flying meetings in and After a gap, it was active from the s to mid and from December to date.

Airlines that served Blackpool, before its temporary closure in late , included Jet2. The airport was reopened to small aircraft after failing to find a buyer in December Consumer champion Which?

Holiday found [ when? The airport, which flies to about 20 destinations, received an overall customer score of 80 per cent.

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It received five stars for the efficiency of check-in, the time it takes to clear security and distance from check-in to the gate, and the overall airport experience, including signage, design of the airport and attitude of staff. The airport's most recent scheduled services to Belfast and the Isle of Man ceased when Citywing suspended operations in March In fact, civil operations continued until the outbreak of war with scheduled services to the Isle of Man and elsewhere. The airfield closed in The land on which the airport stood now covers Blackpool Zoo and a hotel and golf course.

The hangars from the old airport are still in use at Blackpool Zoo as the main entrance building, Playbarn, Education Academy and camel house. Blackpool once had two railway terminals with a total of over 30 platforms, mainly used by excursion traffic in the summer.

Blackpool Central , close to Blackpool Tower , was closed in , while Blackpool North was largely demolished and rebuilt as a smaller facility. The route of the former excursion line into Blackpool Central is now used as a link road from the M55 motorway to the town centre. The line into North station is now the more important. The M55 motorway links the town to the national motorway network. It is run by Blackpool Transport , owned by Blackpool Council.

The tramway was for a long time the only working tramway in the United Kingdom outside of museums. It was also the UK's first electric system. On 1 February it was announced that the Government had agreed to a joint Blackpool Transport and Blackpool Council bid for funding toward the total upgrade of the track. The Government's decision meant that the entire length of the tramway from Starr Gate to Fleetwood was upgraded and also sixteen new trams joined the fleet.

In April , the tramway reopened after the major reconstruction. Day to day services are run by the 16 Flexity 2 trams. Several double deck English Electric Balloon trams from the older fleet have been widened to work alongside the new trams to provide additional capacity in the summer months. Several non-modified older trams also operate a heritage service from Pleasure Beach to Little Bispham on weekends and holidays. An extension of the new service to Blackpool North railway station was planned to open by April between the existing North Pier stop of the Blackpool Tramway, along Talbot Road, and terminating at Blackpool North railway station, but has been delayed.

The Japanese film Shall We Dance? All the hair styling for the film was completed by Blackpool-born-and-bred hairstylist Eileen Clough, who has been in the trade since the s.

In the Hollywood remake of the film , directed by Peter Chelsom, Blackpool is mentioned but not shown. Blackpool is the setting for Bhaji on the Beach directed by Gurinder Chadha.

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The opening scenes were filmed in the Flamingo. The Royal Windsor Hotel was featured, with the owner talking all about the hotel seasons and industry. The resort was also featured in the three-part reality television series, Blackpool Lights on Channel 5 in December Blackpool was once again featured in a Channel 5 documentary series from 26 October , this time entitled Bargain Loving Brits in Blackpool. The series ran for six episodes until 30 November Blackpool Symphony Orchestra was founded by Percy Dayman in It presents an annual series of concerts and organises educational and community outreach projects.

Frank Sinatra performed at the Opera House on several occasions in the s. A concert was recorded and eventually released on CD many years later. The Beatles had a long and varied association with Blackpool, including a significant event in John Lennon 's early childhood [89] and multiple gigs in the town between and The band recorded four singles before splitting in The other Rockin' Vickers guitarist, Nick Gribbon, continues to perform in pubs in and around Blackpool as Nick Unlimited , with an open door policy that has given many talented younger Blackpool musicians their first opportunity to play live.

The Executives were a Blackpool band who recorded a handful of singles in the s including the original version of March of the Mods, which became a top 40 hit for Joe Loss and His Orchestra in the same year. The tune was written by Tony Carr, the father of Executives' frontman Roy Carr , [92] who later became a well-known music journalist with New Musical Express and the author of several books on popular music and executive editor of music magazines including New Musical Express , Melody Maker and Vox.

Tony Williams , The Executives' guitarist, joined Stealers Wheel soon after its formation in and also briefly joined Jethro Tull in as a touring bassist. Blackpool was notorious for having imposed an indefinite ban on the Rolling Stones from performing in the town in after a riot broke out among the audience who had found their performance "suggestive" during their concert at the Empress Ballroom. The ban was lifted forty-four years later in March Psychedelic rock band Complex were formed in Blackpool in and self-released two albums in Only 99 copies of their self-titled debut were pressed and this extremely rare vinyl album has since been described as "one of the "Holy Trinity" items of rare British Psychedelia".

A number of bands from Blackpool achieved a level of success during the punk and post-punk era. Factory Records ' Section 25 [] were formed in in Poulton-le-Fylde , a small market town on the outskirts of Blackpool, as were the —79 version of punk band Skrewdriver , who recorded several singles and an album for the Chiswick label [] the skinhead "white power" rock act of the same name that gained notoriety later, contained only one member of the original band. Both bands claimed Blackpool as their place of origin. Another Blackpool band signed to Factory was Tunnelvision, [] [] who recorded just one single for the label in When Barry Lights relocated his Lightbeat record label from Leeds to Blackpool in , the label's first Blackpool signing was electronic rock band Zoo Boutique.

Blackpool punk band The Fits were amongst the first to benefit, eventually releasing four indie chart hit singles in — The Membranes who featured John Robb initially set up their own Vinyl Drip record label in before achieving three indie top 20 hits from —86, [] reaching number 6 in John Peel 's Festive Fifty in [] and making a pre-recorded appearance on Channel 4 rock show The Tube.

The Ceramic Hobs formed in and to date have "made more than 30 uncategorisable releases on vinyl, CD and cassette for many different worldwide record labels". Blackpool musician Lucifer's "Cyber Punk Rock" EPs of contained the first full vocal songs intended for playback on a computer. Each August since , Blackpool has been the venue for the largest festival of punk rock in the world, the annual Rebellion Festival , which is held in the Winter Gardens over four days and features over punk bands.

They now have over 48 million views as they were made famous after becoming viral on YouTube. The Kinks ' song "Autumn Almanac" contains the following lines: " Paul McCartney recorded a song entitled "Blackpool" amongst a number of demo home recordings in the years and In the early s the then Blackpool based band The Membranes used the town as the subject matter for their "Tatty Seaside Town" single, which was later covered by Therapy?