Brewster's millions
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Watching last night the LED boarding around the bottom of the stands looked different - is this the new supersize version?
Etihad Campus, Stadium and Collar Site Development Thread
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eastmanc
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Yes but Maine Road was full.
nmc
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Looked like the old ones were in use but the new ones are installed but not in use behind them
radcliffe1309
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Me too
BAM - Linkedin.
Construction of the UK’s largest entertainment arena in Manchester has started this week, kickstarting a wave of economic activity and job creation across Greater Manchester. Co-op Live is being built by Salford-based BAM Construct UK, who have revealed that almost £150 million of the construction orders have already been placed with local firms.
Ian Fleming, Director of BAM Construction in the North West: ‘The highly digital way we work allows us to achieve the sustainability demanded by the most ambitious clients in the world and it attracts young entrants to our profession. Working smarter means working safer for those 2,000 people that will cross our boundary and using technology and techniques like off-site manufacturing. We rely on the quality of our supply chain here in the North West and how well we work with them to integrate all these elements together. Greater Manchester has got the talent and resources we need, and it means BAM’s work here for this northern landmark will boost the local economy and bring big social benefits for people living here, all of which is a source of great pride to me.’
Construction of the UK’s largest entertainment arena in Manchester has started this week, kickstarting a wave of economic activity and job creation across Greater Manchester. Co-op Live is being built by Salford-based BAM Construct UK, who have revealed that almost £150 million of the construction orders have already been placed with local firms.
Ian Fleming, Director of BAM Construction in the North West: ‘The highly digital way we work allows us to achieve the sustainability demanded by the most ambitious clients in the world and it attracts young entrants to our profession. Working smarter means working safer for those 2,000 people that will cross our boundary and using technology and techniques like off-site manufacturing. We rely on the quality of our supply chain here in the North West and how well we work with them to integrate all these elements together. Greater Manchester has got the talent and resources we need, and it means BAM’s work here for this northern landmark will boost the local economy and bring big social benefits for people living here, all of which is a source of great pride to me.’
bobbyowenquiff
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Thanks for posting this. This is one story which will not receive any coverage in the UK press because it's not happening in London and doesn't fit the negative media narrative about the impact our club is having in its home city. You can imagine a few journos looking for an angle which supports their fantasy "sportwashing" story and then thinking: "This won't get any clicks."
Cheadle_hulmeBlue
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if we want one of the best stadiums in the world we have to do this. One of the only clubs without a home end
if we add another third tier it’s just arsenals ground
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worsleyweb
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Tony bush the pm For Laing who did the south stand retired this week age 63. (Did not want to commit to 5 years on Everton’s stadium) Understand he may be doing some consultancy for City on the North Stand however. It will happen. Just waiting for post Covid world to settle down. Can really see operation one end happening.
blueandy1mac
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Anyone know where I can access aerial photos of Bradford/Eastlands area pre our arrival and most recently please.
Thanks guys.
Thanks guys.