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RE: The Infrastructure Projects - TrickySte - 05-07-2026

Several have obviously been bought already judging by the demoliton plans, but I heard the idea eventually is to buy all the houses on Roseberry on the side of the road that backs onto the Main stand car park, plus the ones at the top of Colwick Rd behind the Bridgford dip, potentially around 25 houses it total


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - TrickySte - 05-07-2026

(03-07-2026, 12:48 PM)Paplane Wrote:
(03-07-2026, 11:51 AM)Sausage Roll Wrote: A few houses behind the Peter Taylor/John Robertson corner earmarked for demolition in September (pending planning permission being granted).

From snippets I've picked up it appears that there's a serious effort being made by the club to buy up as much property and land as possible that surrounds the stadium. I applaud it. It's something the club should have been doing for years and years now. Fawaz should have bought Rushcliffe Civic Centre, like Marinkas bought the Environment Agency building.  How many of the houses on Colwick Road and Roseberry Ave have come on the market and then been sold since Doughty, Fawaz and Marinakis owned the club? I bet its dozens. If the club had a long term ambition to redevelop the stadium then these properties should have been purchased the moment they appeared on the market.


Fawaz/Forest were offered the chance but he'd lost interest by then. The Americans that nearly bought the club had looked into turning into a hotel, which I think wouldve been a good idea


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Sausage Roll - 08-07-2026

Randall on a BBC podcast saying they hope to receive planning permission in September.


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Username - 08-07-2026

Did he say which September?


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Fumanchew - 08-07-2026

Should be this September that’s what the time line graph on the planning portal states


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Tricky - 09-07-2026

(08-07-2026, 09:25 PM)Username Wrote: Did he say which September?

Laugh out loud


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - McDurban - 10-07-2026

(08-07-2026, 09:25 PM)Username Wrote: Did he say which September?

Late September '63 I think.


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - TrickySte - 20-07-2026

(05-07-2026, 05:04 PM)TrickySte Wrote: Several have obviously been bought already judging by the demoliton plans, but I heard the idea eventually is to buy all the houses on Roseberry on the side of the road that backs onto the Main stand car park, plus the ones at the top of Colwick Rd behind the Bridgford dip, potentially around 25 houses it total

Looks like a lot of this has already happened judging by the new plans on Rushcliffe's portal.


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Sausage Roll - 20-07-2026

It does feel like - at last - we're getting a bit of momentum with this.


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Jimmygordon - 20-07-2026

Ground works in the main stand car park. Looks like pre-works for piling with my untrained eye.


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Username - 20-07-2026

(20-07-2026, 04:01 PM)Jimmygordon Wrote: Ground works in the main stand car park. Looks like pre-works for piling with my untrained eye.

I thought they were digging a grave for Lorenzo Lucca.


RE: The Infrastructure Projects - TrickySte - 20-07-2026

Hope they dont find Fawaz's brother/cousin that disappeared