Mankover Planning application submitted

Angry wrote:

Brents herald are putting brent "on the spot" with some "tough questions" about his ludicrous building plans on their site.

Too much to cut and paste and people have an eppy if you post a link to it so in short its all bollocks.

Just read it all online (couldnt stomach looking at the videos of the creature) just complete and utter waffle from start to finish highlighting Rod Stewart or Elton John concerts and explaining parking procedures for these events as as if they're every other week.

Will highlight just one question asked of the twat by Beren Cross and then the non developing parasites response

Beren Cross....

"It feels like there’s going to be an incredible amount of strain on the park and ride. Would you agree with that? "

Brent....

"No"  (thats it I havent edited anything out)

Now just what parallel universe is this twat inhabitating. The fella is utterly clueless

Brent is aware that one off concerts that bring a heavy volume to the ground and area is not enough research to base a whole feckin development plan on in terms of parking. Outland road couldn't cope with that then its not going to cope much better with this.

Of course, absolutely. It feels like there’s going to be an incredible amount of strain on the park and ride. Would you agree with that?

No.

What would you say to people who think, let’s say on a Saturday matchday you will always see the car park is very, very full?

Sorry, on matchdays the park and ride is fully utilised and, clearly, there is parking in side streets and so on, so on the matchday bit there is a parking challenge.



When Brent says no he means yes......

I think he'll want his nice friends at PCC to pave over more park land for parking

Hugh Watt wrote:

I think he'll want his nice friends at PCC to pave over more park land for parking

they have the balls of a stunted field mouse so will probably do it for free and at tax payers expense.

akagreengull wrote:

Watched the FA cup game last night between FC Fylde and Wigan, not a bad cup tie, but boy you want to see Fyldes ground, talk about an up and coming club. Their main stand was magnificent for a league club let alone a non league club.
Good luck to them, made me envious to see such a great stand and a club with full on ambition working their way up the leagues, wonder if they have a Newell type character lurking in the background and sitting on the steps of the directors box.
I don't know but probably not.

I saw bits of that Bhey, Fylde set up very impressive obviously Akkeron Aces wont be able to compete with them, also saw Hereford who could not find a reluctant Banker so save them also thriving.  Still must not Grumble we've has a season in the big league.

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

akagreengull wrote:

Watched the FA cup game last night between FC Fylde and Wigan, not a bad cup tie, but boy you want to see Fyldes ground, talk about an up and coming club. Their main stand was magnificent for a league club let alone a non league club.
Good luck to them, made me envious to see such a great stand and a club with full on ambition working their way up the leagues, wonder if they have a Newell type character lurking in the background and sitting on the steps of the directors box.
I don't know but probably not.

I saw bits of that Bhey, Fylde set up very impressive obviously Akkeron Aces wont be able to compete with them, also saw Hereford who could not find a reluctant Banker so save them also thriving.  Still must not Grumble we've has a season in the big league.

Yep mustn't grumble, after all we are "punching above our weight" being in a higher league.

out performing our budget

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

akagreengull wrote:

Watched the FA cup game last night between FC Fylde and Wigan, not a bad cup tie, but boy you want to see Fyldes ground, talk about an up and coming club. Their main stand was magnificent for a league club let alone a non league club.
Good luck to them, made me envious to see such a great stand and a club with full on ambition working their way up the leagues, wonder if they have a Newell type character lurking in the background and sitting on the steps of the directors box.
I don't know but probably not.

I saw bits of that Bhey, Fylde set up very impressive obviously Akkeron Aces wont be able to compete with them, also saw Hereford who could not find a reluctant Banker so save them also thriving.  Still must not Grumble we've has a season in the big league.

The final part of the JB interview on the Mankover fiasco is available today in the Brent gutter rag.

akagreengull wrote:

The final part of the JB interview on the Mankover fiasco is available today in the Brent gutter rag.

Sickening waffle from the serial non delivery expert
I'll happily wager a ton with anyone that the mankover itself does not get completed. Not talking about HHP2 which definately wont start/complete but the mankover itself.

Why would PCC and reputable construction companies actually have faith in Mr Brent's ability to deliver anything. Even British Land, with their experience, resources and expertise of laying bricks are currently having drainage issues at Bretonside. Mr Brent's latest desperate wheeze of grabbing a bit of parkland for additional car park spaces at the Western Gateway will surely have a detrimental affect on surface water run off for example.

He'll probably say that water runs the other way down to Seagrave. Maybe he wants a much bigger chunk of the current 12 million park grant spent on drainage to help out his wheeze. Wouldn't put it past him to try and demand taxpayers' money for his own profit.

beesrus wrote:

He'll probably say that water runs the other way down to Seagrave. Maybe he wants a much bigger chunk of the current 12 million park grant spent on drainage to help out his wheeze. Wouldn't put it past him to try and demand taxpayers' money for his own profit.

Keep up with the times Bees the wheeze is known as 'enabling developments' now, a good example is the millions we are spending at Derriford roundabout to encourage investment on previously public land at Seaton barracks. At least we'll have about a mile of new Macadam to use before we get back on the pot hole ridden a386.

Yes, the great enablement routine. Heavens, the whole Olympic park village created from bedlum  was nothing more than a hand me down to friends and business partners. These people publicly spout hatred of the nanny state for those down and out, and yet they are the biggest recipients of the lot.

On the subject of enablement, drainage, and Central Park, no park user could have failed to notice the huge public drainage works carried out 3 or 4 years ago on the other side of the car park by Pounds House and running down through the park to BarnPark. A huge capacity pipe that the queen elizabeth could do her sea trials in. "That's a mighty big overkill of a drainage system all of a sudden at a time of great austerity, and all for us park users" I thought. And then comes the announcement of the old farm, the council depot, is closing down and being put up for sale. Well, there's a coincidence. Might come in handy when that whole chunk of the old farm that is deemed not part of the park is developed. Oh, and who owns a good old chunk of it ?
And then pop down to Stonehouse creek, near my neck of the woods, and see the huge drainage scheme at public expense running from Princess yachts past DHSchool all the way to Millbridge. Funny what you learn when you just ask the surveyors on site. Couldn't have anything to do with the old GPO sorting office land being put for sale as we speak for apartments on land that regularly flooded, could it ? Heaven forbid, it could be connected to that ? Shorely not ? And just after that privatisation too where the taxpayer got such good bang for their buck. Well, I never.

The great UK PLC sell off. Giving it some, back to the barons who know how to appreciate it. Coming to a park near you. Wrap up warm now, it's getting cold.

And where has the money gone from selling the William Yard, Kingsand, Cawsand, Rame, Picklecombe, Bovisand, Mountbatten, Crownhill and Seaton? I'm still waiting for the trickle down.

If you don't 'enable' 'they' wont invest, look at Ireland having to collect 13 billion pounds that it doesn't want from Apple because it's geared itself to attracting jobs by its low company tax regime,

don't enable I say and don't let companies off taxes, don't give to the robbing Barons,
however they will find somewhere else that will......

If I don't start the war, someone else will. Think I'll opt out of that one and go fishin'
The state is quite capable of building anything just as well as "private enterprise" It's the same workers, the same trowels, and the same draughtsmen. All that's different is where the "uplift" goes. Geddon Jim.

Earwegoagain wrote:

And where has the money gone from selling the William Yard, Kingsand, Cawsand, Rame, Picklecombe, Bovisand, Mountbatten, Crownhill and Seaton? I'm still waiting for the trickle down.

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Talking to a Council officer today, in our conversation I mention Central Park and the cafe the Council will be building there and what Brent is trying to get through planning with his food outlets. The officer said it is not going very well for his planning proposals.

Tgwu wrote:

Talking to a Council officer today, in our conversation I mention Central Park and the cafe the Council will be building there and what Brent is trying to get through planning with his food outlets. The officer said it is not going very well for his planning proposals.

akagreengull wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

Talking to a Council officer today, in our conversation I mention Central Park and the cafe the Council will be building there and what Brent is trying to get through planning with his food outlets. The officer said it is not going very well for his planning proposals.

Not to worry. There's talk of people going to lobby the meeting of the planning committee.

Because of course all those hundreds of documents, and all the work the council officers have had to put into this, are as nothing compared to the views of a handful of retired / unemployed / taken the day off special to show how much they loves their club owner Argo fans waving their scarves and shouting Green Army from the public gallery.

Tgwu wrote:

Talking to a Council officer today, in our conversation I mention Central Park and the cafe the Council will be building there and what Brent is trying to get through planning with his food outlets. The officer said it is not going very well for his planning proposals.

Brent Out.

One of my mates is a government Planning Inspector- so a bit of an expert. His job is to correct Councils when they make mistakes.

I asked him what he thinks of this planning application and he thinks its a load of bollocks- to use a technical term. And he should know.

Sounds promising.