Clayton End development?

I'm all for improvements, but why would you live stream the game that the fans have come to watch live out side in the stands! Half time show the highlights and at the end of the game. Having said that the sports bar looks 100% better :)
 
Maybe the live streaming is for the prawn butty brigade who wouldn't want to go outside to watch the game? Bit strange if you ask me but each to their own :)
 
Tarmac job started this morning on the Clayton End Car Park...Hopefully no more puddles to dodge to get to the turnstiles from now on!
 
baldy said:
Tarmac job started this morning on the Clayton End Car Park...Hopefully no more puddles to dodge to get to the turnstiles from now on!
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Keep yer wellies on mate!
Spoke to one of the workmen preparing new kerbs at the bottom of the Crown car park steps, who told me they were laying in stages, starting from behind Clayton End up to the Sports Bar.
The main access lane from Livingstone Rd will be the last to be surfaced.
 
AccyMad said:
Does the fiver include bubble wrap to protect your car from loose balls flying over the stand? :)
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No, they'll be safe now McConville's not taking the free kicks. :rolleyes: (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.
 
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?
 
Exile on Spencer St said:
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?
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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.
 
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. :)
 
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