I wonder that too. Looks to me which ever way this EU verdict goes could spell problems for the football club . Sisu win plug could be pulled on any chance of a Ricoh return, sisu lose who knows what happens if there’s another stage that too could spell trouble re. the Ricoh.Equally .. what if it isn't?
I wonder that too. Looks to me which ever way this EU verdict goes could spell problems for the football club . Sisu win plug could be pulled on any chance of a Ricoh return, sisu lose who knows what happens if there’s another stage that too could spell trouble re. the Ricoh.
This is true. Imagine if they’d all been on our side...All of that describes CCFC's owners as well.
Civil Engineering now!Are you telling me you’re not excited to become an expert in civil compensation lawsuits?
Urrrghhh. Planning Law, still have nightmares about that 25 years later. Best of luck.You’re ahead of me Wingy I’m still struggling with my planning law examinations
We’ve already done accountancy, EU law and loads of others on here I’m sure we’ll all get through Planning. Wingy is already onto Civil engineering, won’t be long Until we start on interior design. Mind you looks like we forgot about advanced architecture damn. Who is going to take that on?Urrrghhh. Planning Law, still have nightmares about that 25 years later. Best of luck.Till we all catch up andget onto
And fashion design we need a new kit dont you know.We’ve already done accountancy, EU law and loads of others on here I’m sure we’ll all get through Planning. Wingy is already onto Civil engineering, won’t be long Until we start on interior design. Mind you looks like we forgot about advanced architecture damn. Who is going to take that on?
Plans for new homes close to where any ground is likely to be approved by CCC despite Blundells objections.
New ‘aspirational homes’ in Coventry approved
The development is in Wainbody close to the University of Warwickwww.coventrytelegraph.net
Does there come a point where the locals grow tired of objecting to everything? Not had much luck with HS2, the A46 relief road, Kings Hill development or this development. Would make you think you're wasting your time wouldn't it?
But 20 more 'aspirational' houses are just more potential objectors to the stadium scheme, or the developer themselves will
If we are actually building a stadium then by the time these new homes are ready to be sold there will be some sign of a stadium. Be incredibly stupid to buy a house next to a stadium development and then moan that there's a stadium! Not that it wouldn't stop them but surely would be taken into account by anyone assessing an objection.But 20 more 'aspirational' houses are just more potential objectors to the stadium scheme, or the developer themselves will
If we are actually building a stadium then by the time these new homes are ready to be sold there will be some sign of a stadium. Be incredibly stupid to buy a house next to a stadium development and then moan that there's a stadium! Not that it wouldn't stop them but surely would be taken into account by anyone assessing an objection.
For many year I lived about 800 metres from Fratton Park. It was a complete non issue, you could hear an occasional cheer if you were sat in your garden on a matchday and there was a 15 - 30 minute window before and after matches where traffic was heavy. Think a lot of people massively over estimate the impact it would have day to day.tbf, if somebody wanted to dump a bloody big stadium next to my house, I'd be objecting, too. Quite happy to NIMBY away in that respect!
My Dad grew up pretty close to Highfield Road, and he'd argue otherwise!For many year I lived about 800 metres from Fratton Park. It was a complete non issue
If we are actually building a stadium then by the time these new homes are ready to be sold there will be some sign of a stadium. Be incredibly stupid to buy a house next to a stadium development and then moan that there's a stadium! Not that it wouldn't stop them but surely would be taken into account by anyone assessing an objection.
Exactly why I mentioned the developer, and the developer with permission for a new estate of 'aspirational' houses (why do the council care so much about this) are going to make a strong representation on the importance of them not being in situ to a 18k capacity football stadium.
Does there come a point where the locals grow tired of objecting to everything? Not had much luck with HS2, the A46 relief road, Kings Hill development or this development. Would make you think you're wasting your time wouldn't it?
Tories gonna Tory.
Thought it was Coventry Council that signed it off.. Labour... I'm probably wrong as always
They must be the most ineffectual councillors in the country. They object to everything but nothing ever gets blocked!
Tories gonna Tory.
They must be the most ineffectual councillors in the country. They object to everything but nothing ever gets blocked!
Club can buy all the houses and rent them to the players!Is that not literally yards from the (hypothetical) site for the new stadium?
No he’s a Tory. Leader of the Tories in Cov. “Tories gonna Tory” was my way of saying they’ll always complain about development.
Not for sometime- isn't it now Gary Ridley?
No-one has actually said where the stadium is going to be. The university has about 600 acres to choose from, some of it up to a mile from Cryfield Heights (ok, so 1760 yards!)Is that not literally yards from the (hypothetical) site for the new stadium?
[/QUOTE]I know that but I found it curious how much was being made of it in the press releaseCouncil care because aspirational homes bring in more council tax and their residents attract more high end retail and the like. That’s why Leam and Solihull get pushers shops (which also pay more rates). Coventry has always had a shortage of executive homes for its size.
Presumably apart from any delivered by the multiple propdev companies he's been director ofNo he’s a Tory. Leader of the Tories in Cov. “Tories gonna Tory” was my way of saying they’ll always complain about development.
Presumably apart from any delivered by the multiple propdev companies he's been director of
Dunno what you mean, I live about a mile from MK Dons Stadium. I have no problem match day or notMy Dad grew up pretty close to Highfield Road, and he'd argue otherwise!
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