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Agree 100%. There will definitely be some people who now cannot afford to renew until their income is restored. Club should take account of this.
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(18-03-2020, 08:59 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: Agree 100%. There will definitely be some people who now cannot afford to renew until their income is restored. Club should take account of this.
I hadn’t thought of that - you make a very good point.
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Did the work at Wilford lane ever get going after planning was accepted? I have heard the city ground development now won't be happening for some time if at all.
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(26-04-2020, 08:14 AM)Duncan Mckenzie Wrote: (25-04-2020, 11:00 AM)Legs On Stilts Wrote: Did the work at Wilford lane ever get going after planning was accepted? I have heard the city ground development now won't be happening for some time if at all.
Can you expand on that a bit for us please? Did you hear that from a trusted and solid source?
I do hear the odd bits. Obviously i won't go dropping names out into the ether but bits I've heard in the past have proved to have substance.
Am right in saying the Wilford Lane expansion, outbuildings have not started yet?
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Given current lockdown not sure that is so indicative...
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Exactly, it's no great surprise is it that it's not started yet in the present situation that we find ourselves in?
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If the planning regulations are the same for the Wilford extension as they are for a house, we have three years to commence work before the application needs to be renewed.
If work commences and then stops, the application lasts in perpertuity.
The same will apply to the new stand.