The fate of Ringo Starr's childhood home took a turn for the better when a Housing Minister ruled that an environmental impact evaluation is required for the proposed development that would occupy the place in Liverpool where the house the Beatles drummer was born and lived for the first four years of his life.  The letter from Grant Shapps could effectively put the project on hold for up to a year, increasing opportunities for preservationists to raise the necessary funds or find alternate ways to keep the home from being demolished.
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