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will be open by easter ive heard from very reliable source !!
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Ties up with what I heard. Let's hope its true.
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1/10 No.....11/2 Yes
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alicia. can i have 10 pound to 1 on or if u go 1/9 imight be able to stretch to 18 for 2 lol
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lets hope so we need some good news.
incidentally if it did reopen do you think it would get massive support from spectators, owners and trainers? it would be a real acid test for the industry as if it reopened and did a 'Hackney' that would be a disaster. I for one think the whole industry would rally round and make sure it was a success. |
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What trainers would get in and who would decide if they were over subscribed?
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Is Karen Brady still going to run it?
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will awaken still be banned?
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back page of the telegraph or times was an interview with a property devloper.
he mentioned planning permission at walthamstow stadium. sorry ive no link,i just remember it striking a chord as i read it. |
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Walthamstow Stadium regeneration guidelines announced
Susie Sell, Regen.net Guidelines setting out the London Borough of Waltham Forest's vision for Walthamstow Stadium have been published. The guidelines - which are aimed at assisting potential developers looking to regenerate the stadium - call for large family-sized homes with private gardens to be considered for the site, and suggest the housing density should not exceed 200-250 rooms per ha. The report also emphasises the opportunity for any proposals to draw on the site's 1930s architectural heritage, and suggested the listed kennels could be used for car and bicycle parking. It also suggest that the central track area could become a public park and the former stands facing the site could house 'arts space'. Housing association London and Quadrant - which owns the site - is expected to submit a planning application for the Walthamstow Stadium site in autumn this year. www.regen.net |
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The above statement was issued in late July 2009.
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