Newtown were subject to compulsory purchase and were demolished in 1970 for redevelopment. The area eventually became an industrial estate next to the mainline railway. Notable buildings The Bonded Warehouse - Built in 1861 at the head of Bute East Dock using a frame of cast iron columns, in classical proportions. Grade II listed. Now converted into offices for an architecture practice. Spillers & Bakers building (Schooner Way) - Mill and warehouse building constructed by milling company Spillers in 1887. Grade II listed. Now converted into luxury apartments. County Hall (Atlantic Wharf) - Headquarters of Cardiff Council, built 1988. Red Dragon Centre (Hemingway Road) - Leisure complex including a 12-screen cinema, bowling alley and restaurants. The quayside crane, built in 1933 by Messrs. Stothert & Pitt Ltd., was built for the Great Western Railway Company and was last used in January 1987. References Districts of Cardiff Butetown Wharves in the United Kingdom