each to the own!
BullensRoad
Player Valuation: £25m
You don’t like the old pump house? Well it’s listed and I think we’re lucky to have it as part of the project/area. Will be utilised on match days and other events or days.
See the pump house in Albert dock for instance.
What would you prefer instead?
BullensRoad
Player Valuation: £25m
was reading about the evolution of Canary Wharf. Not an expert on urban regeneration but they basically waved taxation for about a decade as well as bypassing planning permission rules.
Our northern docks have been left empty for longer so surprised we haven’t been granted something similar. Also built the DLR and extended the jubilee line.
The sky line is already pierced from a few high risers and a football stadium next to the sewage works probably supports a business case.
The city is in need of serious businesses investing and starting to locate.
Of course I’m not expecting anything to that size, but instead of building some standard housing and filling in the other docks, what’s preventing something similar?
Im not expecting an extension of merseyrail etc but something can be done to improve public transport such a light railway or tram system (not those trackless trams - they’re just bendy busses).
The tobacco warehouse has already done phase one of converting the building into some luxury departments and I believe some hotels have been given permission to start renovating some of the ten streets buildings.
Just seems extremely unambiguous to see what’s been drawn up, the park is good but I think between the new Isle of Man terminal and the stadium could be so much more.
Further to that, a lot of big companies use new stadium facilities for corporate events. That should also be something to push too.
Our northern docks have been left empty for longer so surprised we haven’t been granted something similar. Also built the DLR and extended the jubilee line.
The sky line is already pierced from a few high risers and a football stadium next to the sewage works probably supports a business case.
The city is in need of serious businesses investing and starting to locate.
Of course I’m not expecting anything to that size, but instead of building some standard housing and filling in the other docks, what’s preventing something similar?
Im not expecting an extension of merseyrail etc but something can be done to improve public transport such a light railway or tram system (not those trackless trams - they’re just bendy busses).
The tobacco warehouse has already done phase one of converting the building into some luxury departments and I believe some hotels have been given permission to start renovating some of the ten streets buildings.
Just seems extremely unambiguous to see what’s been drawn up, the park is good but I think between the new Isle of Man terminal and the stadium could be so much more.
Further to that, a lot of big companies use new stadium facilities for corporate events. That should also be something to push too.
I disagree - the heritage stuff contributes massively towards the overall character of the place
Dublin blue 75
Player Valuation: £50m
Believe it is due to the manufacturer going into liquidation, just before the last pieces were finished. A replacement contractor was found but will take a little time. We even had insurance for this contingency, remarkable planning on this project.
phil_t98
Player Valuation: £6m
they were working on it last week ready for them going up, if you look back they had a hole there to pass things through or put rubbish out. it may of passed them needing to use that now so can be completed also
McKindrick Blue
Player Valuation: £500k
Of course it does. Matty probably wants the "sticky up brown thing" covered in some lovely blue cladding, a la GP
Think it looks quite good that
14_dollars
Player Valuation: £8m
Kever10
Player Valuation: £20m
As long as they heat pressed and not sewn on to keep Ped happy, I'm sure it will be fine.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
I wish someone would heat press his head.
mightymoyes
Player Valuation: £70m
Ha, so the reason they left one panel to do becomes clear - they wanted the photo op!