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Old 03-02-2008, 16:48   #16
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Re: Building Required.

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Why don't you try New Era again?
I will look into it, but nobody wants to fund anything until it is already up and running.

I want to Hyndburn to have the Archery equivalent of The Manchester Velodrome.

Just need either a good sponsor or the backing by Hyndburn to support this.
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Old 03-02-2008, 16:50   #17
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Re: Building Required.

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I will look into it, but nobody wants to fund anything until it is already up and running.

I want to Hyndburn to have the Archery equivalent of The Manchester Velodrome.

Just need either a good sponsor or the backing by Hyndburn to support this.
Whilst I think what you're doing is a fantastic idea, why don't you do it on a small scale first to test the market. That way you can establish it and then apply for funding.

There are lots of really big funding pots out there that you could go for once you're established.
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Old 03-02-2008, 16:51   #18
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Do you have any contact details.

I will look into it.

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West End Youth & Community Centre


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Clayton St
Blackburn, BB2 2ED, United Kingdom
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Just an idea cant guarantee anything, but it is a big hall used for Irish dancing and football
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Old 03-02-2008, 16:54   #19
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Re: Building Required.

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Whilst I think what you're doing is a fantastic idea, why don't you do it on a small scale first to test the market. That way you can establish it and then apply for funding.

There are lots of really big funding pots out there that you could go for once you're established.
Yes I know, that's why I am looking for a building, if the people on the forum can help and make suggestions it will help me get it off the planning table more quickly.

So far there has been some good info.

I know the support is there.

Just keep it comming.

Thanks to all.

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Old 03-02-2008, 16:57   #20
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Re: Building Required.

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Just an idea cant guarantee anything, but it is a big hall used for Irish dancing and football

Thank you.

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Old 03-02-2008, 17:14   #21
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Why not try the local schools - some of them have large halls and/or sports halls built on
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Old 03-02-2008, 21:23   #22
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Why not try the local schools - some of them have large halls and/or sports halls built on
They are not available during the day and weekend use is limited.

Unless the hall is detached from the school access is a problem due to child protection issues.
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Old 04-02-2008, 16:18   #23
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I am looking for a building to run an indoor archery range / club.

I want to make archery in the North West a popular sport with the possibility of the 2012 Olympic Archer representing Britain coming from Lancashire.

The building has to be a minimum of 30 metres long and 25 meters wide or bigger.

The only thing I have found is an industrial unit with the annual rent and business rates of around £100K per annum. (Far too costly)

If anyone has a building or has knowledge of someone who can help please let me know.

Many thanks

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Not too helpful but archery is a very popular thing up here in lancaster, the university have an archery society. The bows are huge! I never realised how big they were. Looks like a lot of fun but it looks too risky for a clumsy person like me!
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Old 05-02-2008, 18:18   #24
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Not too helpful but archery is a very popular thing up here in lancaster, the university have an archery society. The bows are huge! I never realised how big they were. Looks like a lot of fun but it looks too risky for a clumsy person like me!
Yer Lancaster has a very good club and facilities. Although the bows look quite long they are sized to suit each individual. Unless you have a serious medical condition that impairs your hand eye coordination then after an hour or two, you will soon be shooting with confidence and eradicating you clumsiness.

We have some archers who suffer with Dyspraxia who manage very well..

If you get the opportunity then have a go. Just be careful as it is a very enjoyable and addictive sport.

You can see info on our club here.
bowmen.co.uk

Go on give it a go.

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