Etihad Campus, Stadium and Collar Site Development Thread

jrb said:
CFG, Oakview Group, and their Coop Live Arena management are smashing it.

Next year's Brit Awards are to be held in Manchester - the first time the ceremony has taken place outside London since the awards began in 1977.

The ceremony will be held at the Co-op Live arena on Saturday 28 February.

A two-year deal means that the 2027 ceremony, which will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Brit Awards, will also be held at the same venue.

www.bbc.com

Brit Awards to leave London for Manchester after 48 years

Next year's Brits are to be held at Co-op Live in Manchester.
www.bbc.com www.bbc.com
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The hotels makes a big difference now all those acts will stay there a few 100 yards from the arena
 
TheGhost said:
What difference is it to the old social club next to Maine Road, concerts in the main Etihad stadium or even the hotel we’re building with regards to revenue that could go into the club coffers?
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Manchester City Social Club (Rusholme)

Manchesterbeat - celebrating the North West's incredible music and clubs of the Sixties - 60s
www.manchesterbeat.com www.manchesterbeat.com
 
waspish said:
The hotels makes a big difference now all those acts will stay there a few 100 yards from the arena
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Wonder if they’ll change the date as it’s normally held in March? would’ve been great to have the NS & surrounding facilities up & running. Suppose they’ll get another bite the following year so probably not
 
TheGhost said:
What difference is it to the old
social club next to Maine Road, concerts in the main Etihad stadium or even the hotel we’re building with regards to revenue that could go into the club coffers?
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CFG own the share in the arena so no impact on the club coffers directly from it
 
jrb said:
Source.

Google AI overview.

The Co-op Live arena has generated over £1.3 billion in total turnover since breaking ground in 2021. In its first year of operation, the arena contributed £852.2 million in turnover and £455 million in Gross Value Added (GVA) to the UK economy. The overall GVA contribution from the arena is £785.5 million.

Here's a breakdown:

  • Total Turnover: £1.3 billion since construction.
  • First Year Turnover: £852.2 million.
  • First Year GVA: £455 million.
  • Overall GVA Contribution: £785.5 million.
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Not surprised the amount they charge for a pint when you're in there
 
pride in battle said:
Is this not the same as the previous announcement a month or so ago ? ie canal side bar etc ?
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PA has been submitted.

Erection of a two storey structure with flexible commercial uses (Use Classes E(a), E(b), and Sui Generis (p, q, and r) at ground and first floor, with associated access arrangements, WC, landscaping, lighting, signage, and other associated works including external seating areas.

143097/FO/2025 | Erection of a two storey structure with flexible commercial uses (Use Classes E(a), E(b), and Sui Generis (drinking establishment and hot food takeaway)) at ground and first floor, with associated access arrangements

pa.manchester.gov.uk pa.manchester.gov.uk

Also.

Installation of various signage including one LED screen integrated into the western facade, two LED screens displaying moving content to the Level 1 area, two TV screens to the Ground Floor of the South Elevation and three light box signs.

143098/AOH/2025 | Installation of various signage including one LED screen integrated into the western facade, two LED screens displaying moving content to the Level 1 area, two TV screens to the Ground Floor of the South Elevation a

pa.manchester.gov.uk pa.manchester.gov.uk
 
jrb said:
PA has been submitted.

Erection of a two storey structure with flexible commercial uses (Use Classes E(a), E(b), and Sui Generis (p, q, and r) at ground and first floor, with associated access arrangements, WC, landscaping, lighting, signage, and other associated works including external seating areas.

143097/FO/2025 | Erection of a two storey structure with flexible commercial uses (Use Classes E(a), E(b), and Sui Generis (drinking establishment and hot food takeaway)) at ground and first floor, with associated access arrangements

pa.manchester.gov.uk pa.manchester.gov.uk

Also.

Installation of various signage including one LED screen integrated into the western facade, two LED screens displaying moving content to the Level 1 area, two TV screens to the Ground Floor of the South Elevation and three light box signs.

143098/AOH/2025 | Installation of various signage including one LED screen integrated into the western facade, two LED screens displaying moving content to the Level 1 area, two TV screens to the Ground Floor of the South Elevation a

pa.manchester.gov.uk pa.manchester.gov.uk
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So its the same as the previous proposal ?
 
Last one didnt have the shipping containers creating indoor space did it?

Previous proposal was just access from the outside terrace to the bar
 
Peel along with ICITIES are constructing a new 3000 capacity Ice Arena at Trafford City, which will also be the home of Manchester Storm.

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www.placenorthwest.co.uk

First images of Trafford City ice arena revealed as plans lodged - Place North West

The 3,000-capacity venue would be constructed on a three-acre site next to Chill Factore and provide a new home for Manchester Storm.
www.placenorthwest.co.uk www.placenorthwest.co.uk

So there's another possible usage and proposal gone for the Collar Site.

I'm not saying an Ice Arena was or is being proposed for the Collar site
 
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jrb said:
Peel along with ICITIES are constructing a new 3000 capacity Ice Arena at Trafford City, which will also be the home of Manchester Storm.

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www.placenorthwest.co.uk

First images of Trafford City ice arena revealed as plans lodged - Place North West

The 3,000-capacity venue would be constructed on a three-acre site next to Chill Factore and provide a new home for Manchester Storm.
www.placenorthwest.co.uk www.placenorthwest.co.uk

So there's another possible usage and proposal gone for the Collar Site.

I'm not saying an Ice Arena was or is being proposed for the Collar site
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Peel almost certainly already own the land.
 
Centurions said:
I think it's been mentioned on here although I'm not sure if it's just speculation or not now. Something about the E & W stands if/when they're extended, then the outside footprint would grow, swallowing the spirals so that they're inside the structure.
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Any further news on this anyone knows of? The outside looks drab and uninspiring.

Be good to see some work to make it look better.
 
jrb said:
Peel own most of Trafford Park, Salford Quays, and Pomona, unfortunately.

A more useless property developer you won't find for numerous reason's.

Thank fuck they have nothing to do with City and East Manchester.
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I think Warrington council have just approved one of their schemes at Peel Hall, despite Peel doing fuck all to maintain the swing bridges that cross the Mcr Ship Canal. At times, when one of the bridges fail, parts of the town come to a complete standstill for hours
 
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