Not sure about that - Brandon Stadium was refused PP for a Sunday market by Rugby Borough Council. Not sure that's a metropolitan borough.
Warwick County Council also have planning powers. https://planning.warwickshire.gov.uk/swiftlg/apas/run/Wchweeklylist.displayPlanningLists
Ultimately, as said elsewhere, with developments as contentious as football grounds it's likely to go through a number of stages taking years. Shrewsbury, quoted in the JS interview as seemingly an 'easy' build, started the planning process in 1999. Build finished in 2007/8 as I recall.
Negative, btw, overwhelmingly negative, Unless her sudden arrival indicates that SISU are feeling the heat, I can't see that the two sides aren't further apart than ever.
overall, negative for me, she also confirmed that unless she gets her way 100% it's a non-mover,
something many of us knew before the start of the 11/12 season,
as mentioned in an earlier post, a shame that she hasn't sacked TF, & more astounding that she thinks he's doing a great job,
Warwickshire CC have no planning powers. It says that clearly on the link you posted:
"This website only contains details of Minerals and Waste applications made to Warwickshire County Council, and the County Council’s own applications. For other types of planning applications such as residential, industrial or commercial developments, please contact the relevant District or Borough Council."
Also, I'm pretty sure FP was refering to the likes of Rugby Borough Council when he mentioned 'metropolitan boroughs'. We wouldn't want to get pedantic now would we
No sign of an olive branch, .
Wasnt she married to Reg, on 'On the Buses'
Warwickshire CC have no planning powers. It says that clearly on the link you posted:
"This website only contains details of Minerals and Waste applications made to Warwickshire County Council, and the County Council’s own applications. For other types of planning applications such as residential, industrial or commercial developments, please contact the relevant District or Borough Council."
Also, I'm pretty sure FP was refering to the likes of Rugby Borough Council when he mentioned 'metropolitan boroughs'. We wouldn't want to get pedantic now would we
The only reason she agreed to this interview is hoping to change some minds to increase crowds at Sixfields ,it stinks of an act of desperation ,crowds are way lower than they thought,and despite the great football being played they are not increasing, she has finally realised that her and her pet lapdog Timmy have dug a hole they can't get out of ,this was no more than a spin excersise to try and get revenue ,they are hoping that after this interview ,fans will think there is no option and SISU are not the scum people think they are and the fans will start trickling back .
Fairly negative for me as it confirmed that the club lied to me again, when they denied that JS had gone into the ownership meeting and demanded the Ricoh freehold without negotiation. Although it is nice to finally hear something from her, it is a bit late in the day to start talking to/engaging with the fans.
I was dissapointed, so I guess that's a negative from me.
She really needs to sack that PR company she's taking advice from.
Joy - send me a mail. I will be happy to draw up a communication plan for free!
In the mean time, here's a few advices:
Here's my first advice: Tell the whole sad story from the point sisu walked from Southamton to Coventry. Lay it out raw and don't explain too much, just tell it as it happened and the reasoning behind.
Here's my second advice: Tell us about the whole rent strike adventure. The reasoning behind it, how involved were CCc and ACL, what was agreed and with whom. Tell us what exactly caused the wheels to come off and how you reacted. Don't be afraid to admit mistakes and failures - that will make you human, which you are not in the eyes of many fans.
Here's my third advice: Tell us exactly what your terms are for going back to the Ricoh. Don't leave anything out, don't mask figures, don't sugarcoat 'your offer'.
Here's my fourth advice: Tell us the financing model of a new stadium. Don't put it simple for all to understand, we have our own experts to explain the mechanics. Tell us if the new stadium will be owned by a company inside or outside the SBS&L group and in any case how it will benefit the club. Surely you will by now have a rough breakdown of building, financing and operational budgets - let us have them raw, we have our own forensic accountants ready to dissect and explain.
Here's my fifth advice: If, for any reason, you feel some of the details needs to be kept hidden, then at least invite a few leading members of the Trust, let them sign a NDA and them give them the details. Have them draft a summarize that they can publish after you have made sure no sensible commercial details are exposed.
Here's my sixth advice: Get the fans involved in the club going forward. Use the Trust.
It was a load of PR rubbish.
LR had the chance to push her big time and failed.
Out of interest, would a stadium built at the point marked on the map really signal the end of CCFC? Are we all that hung up by imaginary lines? An outsider not overly concerned with administrative boundaries in the greater Coventry region would just see it as a ground on the edge of Coventry. A bit like the Ricoh really.
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god damn it man, Coventry already has a cathedral to spare and we don't want to change the song.
Quite frankly I'm less than impressed with LR, just a local newspaper reporter who's trying to make a name for himself & has been 'used' by JS to push her propaganda.
well JS it failed & LR failed with her
Joy has refused to give the BBC an interview.
Just leaves me thinking that the chance of the team returning to Coventry, or even the area, is becoming more remote. She knows nothing of football by her own admission, nor does she seem to care about the fans, so if it suits she will liquidate us, and not give it a second thought.
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