Clayton End development? - Page 11

Exile on Spencer St · 13-03-2017, 17:22

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Originally Posted by AccyMad

Does the fiver include bubble wrap to protect your car from loose balls flying over the stand?

No, they'll be safe now McConville's not taking the free kicks.

(sorry, couldn't resist, only joking).

Do they, or have they ever held car boots around the ground in the close season? Those hard surfaces look ideal; sellers behind the Clayton End and punters parking behind the Coppice End. Don't know how popular they are these days but they can bring in some extra money for the club and can be held without the need for planning permission if it's restricted to about 26 days a year.

Lemur · 13-03-2017, 17:47

they had a carboot sale there at the end of the season

Exile on Spencer St · 13-03-2017, 18:27

Hold the presses - according to its website, Hyndburn Borough Council has the SOLE right to hold markets in the town! Presumably only a registered charity would get permission?

st06nc2 · 13-03-2017, 18:28

Markets on Clayton end car park? Just be something else for neighbours to complain about

Lemur · 13-03-2017, 18:43

think it was a OASSC event

monkey hanger · 14-03-2017, 11:42

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Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St

Hold the presses - according to its website, Hyndburn Borough Council has the SOLE right to hold markets in the town! Presumably only a registered charity would get permission?

here we go again. bloody councils. not just hyndburn they,re all alike. if there,s nothing in it for them you can,t do a thing. there,s some outthere actually want to give em even more power. god help us.

baldy · 27-08-2017, 11:28

Not quite Clayton End but Stadium Development...Andy Holt has tweeted that the Cow Shed is being taken down by the end of the season...

https://twitter.com/andyhholt/status/901741965166997504

Lemur · 27-08-2017, 12:11

Whinney Hill coming down, doesn't say that anythings going up

baldy · 27-08-2017, 13:40

Do you really think it will be getting demolished with no plans of anything being rebuilt?

Exile on Spencer St · 27-08-2017, 14:45

Don't know the exact details of the planning consent but, if the description of development included words "demolition of existing structure" then carrying out that work should 'implement' the approval, and thus 'secure' the erection of the new stand at any date in the future without needing to renew the planning consent.

Lord Didsbury · 28-08-2017, 12:10

Hey Mr Baldy - on twitter you wrote "People moaning because it's been announced that Cowshed is being demolished but not announced anything replacing it �� #AccyWebMentality"

Surely that doesn't refer to Lemur's innocuous remark does it?

cashman · 28-08-2017, 12:27

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Originally Posted by Lord Didsbury

Hey Mr Baldy - on twitter you wrote "People moaning because it's been announced that Cowshed is being demolished but not announced anything replacing it �� #AccyWebMentality"

Surely that doesn't refer to Lemur's innocuous remark does it?

Thats a typical remark from yon mon LordD.

thats cos theres accywebMentality @ pillock mentality imho.

choirboy · 28-08-2017, 12:44

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Originally Posted by Lemur

Whinney Hill coming down, doesn't say that anythings going up

The 'Cow Shed' coming down!!!!
No... No ....No....Surely it's a Grade Two Listed Building!!!!!!

Chrisr · 28-08-2017, 14:18

It will be interesting to see how long it takes to put the new stand in it's place. In defence of the local Council around here over many years. The local Council has been more helpful to the club than most other Councils would have been to their own clubs. It is a small Council and a small club working together for the retention and promotion of the club. The Council have little or no money but do use whatever they have to help. If there was to be a car boot at the club I can't see anybody bothering. The real thing that we need to look at is why there is so much investment in a new stand which would not increase capacity. An illogical step.

andyd · 28-08-2017, 16:01

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Originally Posted by Chrisr

It will be interesting to see how long it takes to put the new stand in it's place. In defence of the local Council around here over many years. The local Council has been more helpful to the club than most other Councils would have been to their own clubs. It is a small Council and a small club working together for the retention and promotion of the club. The Council have little or no money but do use whatever they have to help. If there was to be a car boot at the club I can't see anybody bothering. The real thing that we need to look at is why there is so much investment in a new stand which would not increase capacity. An illogical step.

Why would we want to increase capacity can't fill it now but Andy is trying to improve the stadium and the match day experience, but some people are,not happy about it and try and find problems.