They did this to another hotel, think it was up on Binley Road, and the suggestion at the time was it was done to avoid distracting from a potential new hotel on car park C.New hotel and McDonald's near Ricoh refused
Interesting how they have refused permissions for a hotel next to the Ricoh due to its location being in an ‘out of centre’ site.
How does this impact on Wasps "plans" to build a hotel on the car park?
New hotel and McDonald's near Ricoh refused
Interesting how they have refused permissions for a hotel next to the Ricoh due to its location being in an ‘out of centre’ site.
How does this impact on Wasps "plans" to build a hotel on the car park?
To be fair they've eased the traffic by evicting 12,000 football fans from the area.So, if traffic etc is an issue - what did they actually expect when they tried to imply that CCFC not having plans to regenerate the wider area was a bad thing? They tie themselves in knots
So, if traffic etc is an issue - what did they actually expect when they tried to imply that CCFC not having plans to regenerate the wider area was a bad thing? They tie themselves in knots
Exactly, surely a hotel on the car park would generate more traffic too?
Will be interesting how easy Wasps would have it if they applied for something there now.
I suspect the council are trying to get Marriott to look at the Car Park C for Wasps
They did this to another hotel, think it was up on Binley Road, and the suggestion at the time was it was done to avoid distracting from a potential new hotel on car park C.
Although its difficult to see how they can reject this and then wave one through on car park C. Wasps option on car park C was only until November 2019 and required them to get planning permission to take up the option so without the council doing them another failure that one isn't happening either.
They did this to another hotel, think it was up on Binley Road, and the suggestion at the time was it was done to avoid distracting from a potential new hotel on car park C.
Although its difficult to see how they can reject this and then wave one through on car park C. Wasps option on car park C was only until November 2019 and required them to get planning permission to take up the option so without the council doing them another failure that one isn't happening either.
The appeal now just needs to come back saying it is going to be a hotel for studentsNew hotel and McDonald's near Ricoh refused
Interesting how they have refused permissions for a hotel next to the Ricoh due to its location being in an ‘out of centre’ site.
How does this impact on Wasps "plans" to build a hotel on the car park?
Wasps are struggling full stop. Where would they raise the funds for anything? They owe enough at high rates as it is.What are the odds on an application going in for a Marriott hotel on car park C? Wasps seemed to be struggling to get anyone interested, now they know Marriott are would it surprise anyone if they tried to hijack it.
I would use it but only if Wasps are not involved.Can’t see the need for a hotel? Apart from the occasional concert being held at the Ricoh, who would ever use it?
I would use it but only if Wasps are not involved.
Can’t see the need for a hotel? Apart from the occasional concert being held at the Ricoh, who would ever use it?
But aren’t there already hotel rooms at the Ricoh itself. Surely they can’t be so full every night that there is a need for an additional hotel next door?
(I understand in your situation the Ricoh hotel is still owned by wasps, but you see my point)
But aren’t there already hotel rooms at the Ricoh itself. Surely they can’t be so full every night that there is a need for an additional hotel next door?
(I understand in your situation the Ricoh hotel is still owned by wasps, but you see my point)
The Hilton in Walsgrave does ok yet it is not in a great spot depends on what facilities you have would have thought this is a better place.Can’t see the need for a hotel? Apart from the occasional concert being held at the Ricoh, who would ever use it?
The decision to reject the application was made in private by the council’s head of planning, Tracy Miller, under so-called ‘delegated powers’, rather than being allowed to go before councillors on the planning committee for public scrutiny in a public hearing.
The Hilton in Walsgrave does ok yet it is not in a great spot depends on what facilities you have would have thought this is a better place.
There must be a demand I guess because they would’ve done more research than me but I just can’t believe the hotel that is already within the Ricoh would be fully booked every night!
5 guys beats them allAs a Burger King man, this doesn't bother me at all.
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