内容摘要：Cameron Barracks on the city's Perth road was opened in 1884 as an infantry depot.

Cameron Barracks on the city's Perth road was opened in 1884 as an infantry depot.

The source insisted "contracts have been signed" and it would be unlikely things would change."At this point it will be little details they tweak, like 'Let's use a different shade of paint on that Lord of the Rings castle'," they said.

The locations can be seen on the map of what the site could look like, although specific details, such as the Hill Valley clock from Back to the Future, have been obscured.Rides have already been designed, with the majority planned as indoor attractions.Rollercoasters based on Back to the Future, Jurassic Park and Minions are among the few rides that will not be under cover.

There will be a stunt show based on 007, similar to the The Bourne Stuntacular in Florida."If you look at Epic Universe, the newest park they're opening in Florida, a lot of those rides are indoors, too," the source said.

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy told BBC Breakfast the theme park would be an opportunity to show off "great British creations to the world".

"These are things like James Bond, Paddington Bear, these are things like Harry Potter. We've got so much to be proud of," she said."Just as in Greece they used a wooden horse to sneak into Troy during the Trojan War, disguising their soldiers inside."

Responding on Facebook, Smith said she wanted Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and the party to "immediately suspend" the councillor and for Tetlow to publicly apologise."During this country's VE Day anniversary week, he deemed the below post appropriate," she said.

"If he had any regard for this country's traditions or the sacrifice that our armed forces played, he would not be downplaying Hitler's attempts to invade Britain to score political points."She said Tetlow was "now an elected representative and frankly needs to do better".