Etihad Campus, Stadium Development and Collar Site

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Was down at the stadium yesterday to renew.

Have to say the stadium and immediate surrounding looking very shabby indeed.

Hordings, stained grey concrete, rigging for the Coldplay gig, the temporary car park, looks a mess and not exactly welcoming.
 
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flipmode said:
Anyone know if we have officially been given the go ahead to build on the Annaline site now?
There seems to be plenty of movement happening on the remedial work on the site, as I pass it regularly on my way to/from work. Just wondered if, once this has been complete, they'll be able to build on it?

I remember reading somewhere that the club had applied to the council to close two or three roads in the area of the site to enable the whole site to link up better et cetera.

Planning permission was granted some months ago. The sticking factor was the CPO proceedings against the two property owners who refused to sell. This has now been resolved.

The Road closures if I recall correctly were to enable the proposed sixth form college and sports science research facility to be built. I don't think they impinged on the area of the actual training complex.

I would assume that detailed design is now going on while the site remediation is completed.
 
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Another thing I have noticed is how many more women go to games now compared to 30 or so years ago especially in the less volatile parts of the ground.

Maybe the club should invest in some breast feeding stations and nappy changing facilites. If they really want to make money put in a couple of handbag and shoes shops they will coin it in (looks across room at wifes 40 pairs of shoes and handbags of all shapes sizes and colours FFS)

My Mrs likes watching Rugby, groundshare with New Zealand or some other egg pursuing squadron?
 
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Testing on East Manchester Line due to start, but still not resolved problems with a computer system (TMS)
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From Skyscrapercity.

LNGCats

Oldham line confirmed as opening as far as Oldham Mumps on Wednesday.

About 2 weeks of night time testing on the Ashton line as far as Droylsden starts in a couple of weeks.

Just need to much problematic Tram Management System (TMS) sorted and we'll see a flood of new lines and extensions opening on Metrolink.

Good times.
 
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Not a big deal, once the concert has finished it will be back to normal I'm sure.
tolmie's hairdoo said:
Was down at the stadium yesterday to renew.

Have to say the stadium and immediate surrounding looking very shabby indeed.

Hordings, stained grey concrete, rigging for the Coldplay gig, the temporary car park, looks a mess and not exactly welcoming.
 
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:-)

MEN.

Testing times on overdue Metrolink line

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Trams will be tested on the new Metrolink line to Droylsden from Monday – amid hopes passengers could start using it later this year.

Letters sent to businesses and households on the four-mile route say two-week trial runs will begin between Pollard Street, Ancoats, and Williamson Lane, Droylsden.

Testing will take place between 11pm and 5am and the tram speeds will not exceed 30mph.

Between these times access to side roads will be temporarily restricted along Ashton New Road, Manchester Road and Ashton Road.

The Droylsden line was due to open in the summer but problems with a new computer control system could delay it until autumn.

It is possible that trams will run to City’s Etihad Stadium in advance of the full opening of the line.

The line will have eight new stops at New Islington, Holt Town, Etihad Campus, Velopark, Clayton Hall, Edge Lane, Cemetery Road and Droylsden.

It will be extended to Ashton-under-Lyne by the winter of 2013-14.

Four extra stops will then open at Audenshaw, Ashton Moss, Ashton West and Ashton-under-Lyne.

Trams are expected to run every six minutes to Manchester and Ashton-under-Lyne at peak times and every 12 minutes off peak with a 15 minute service on Sundays and Bank Holidays once the line is fully open.
News of the Droylsden tests comes a day after it was revealed that trams will start carrying passengers on another long-awaited line from next week.

The M.E.N. told yesterday how the first service from Manchester Victoria to Oldham Mumps will start at 5.24am on Wednesday.

The Oldham line had been due to open last year but was also delayed by computer control system problems.

It is expected to be extended to Rochdale railway station later this year and then on through Oldham and Rochdale town centres in two years’ time.

A spokesman for Transport for Greater Manchester said: “A two-week period of dynamic testing on the Metrolink line to Droylsden is set to start on Monday – which means people in the area may begin to see trams on the line during that time.

“This testing is an essential stage in the process of bringing Metrolink to Droylsden.”
 
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Exclusive coming up.(think it is?)
Don't get too excited though.
Attention seeking whore jrb.
Mud lovers of the world unite.
 
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jrb said:
Exclusive coming up.(think it is?)
Don't get too excited though.
Attention seeking whore jrb.
Mud lovers of the world unite.

If its a pic of a muddy hole you can keep it. We need 20k extra seats.
 
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