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About time

Aye, noticed the revised Planning Application notice in last weeks Morecambe Guardian

Looks quite classy - we need something decent there to give a good impression to visitors coming into the town.

Let's hope they crack on with it now!

They hope to have people occupying it by end of 2017 early 2018.

Crazeenick wrote:Looks quite classy - we need something decent there to give a good impression to visitors coming into the town.

Let's hope they crack on with it now!

Agree entirely.

Certainly better than the impression visitors get when entering town on the approach to the Travelodge....

ie, that place with all the second hand junk strewn out all over the pavement....

Not a million miles away from the last planning application by Mccarthy & Syone (who seem to have acquired the old working mens club on the A6 in Carnforth - maybe they'll knock that down too & then b@gger off!)

http://www.mccarthyandstone-consultation.co.uk/UserFiles/morecambe/Artists%20impression%20-%20Morecambe.jpg

captain sparkle wrote: Mccarthy & Syone (who seem to have acquired the old working mens club on the A6 in Carnforth

Indeed they have acquired Red Court

marky No.1 wrote:

captain sparkle wrote: Mccarthy & Syone (who seem to have acquired the old working mens club on the A6 in Carnforth

Indeed they have acquired Red Court

I paid £1 for lifetime membership back in the late 80's.

Wonder if I can claim it back from Red Courts receivers...??!!!!

Seasider9601 wrote:

marky No.1 wrote:

captain sparkle wrote: Mccarthy & Syone (who seem to have acquired the old working mens club on the A6 in Carnforth

Indeed they have acquired Red Court

I paid £1 for lifetime membership back in the late 80's.

Wonder if I can claim it back from Red Courts receivers...??!!!!

I thought members shareholdings and the caravan owners had been paid out/compensated?

Seasider9601 wrote:

marky No.1 wrote:

captain sparkle wrote: Mccarthy & Syone (who seem to have acquired the old working mens club on the A6 in Carnforth

Indeed they have acquired Red Court

I paid £1 for lifetime membership back in the late 80's.

Wonder if I can claim it back from Red Courts receivers...??!!!!

No, but your retirement flat is now sorted!

marky No.1 wrote:About time

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Wow, that was quick. It was only a hole in the ground at 9 last night.

Still doesn't mean it's going to get built.

captain sparkle wrote:Not a million miles away from the last planning application by Mccarthy & Syone (who seem to have acquired the old working mens club on the A6 in Carnforth - maybe they'll knock that down too & then b@gger off!)

http://www.mccarthyandstone-consultation.co.uk/UserFiles/morecambe/Artists%20impression%20-%20Morecambe.jpg

They are taking over any old land and they seem to be setting up business.

Any idea why they didn't go ahead with Broadway, I would have thought it would be an easier build with it been a new build compared to Greaves Park where they are having to keep some of the old building and work round it.

Few companies will start a build like that without enough contractual commitment from buyers to cover their costs.

Gnasher wrote:

marky No.1 wrote:About time

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Wow, that was quick. It was only a hole in the ground at 9 last night.

Still doesn't mean it's going to get built.

Don't be so downbeat. Of course it'll get built.

Just like the retail park on the Frontierland site, the Canal Corridor development in Lancaster and Luneside East.

We Have a new road
Rome wasn't built in a day!

When does David Morris intend to finish off the road he has built?

Posh wrote:

Gnasher wrote:

marky No.1 wrote:About time

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Wow, that was quick. It was only a hole in the ground at 9 last night.

Still doesn't mean it's going to get built.

Don't be so downbeat. Of course it'll get built.

Just like the retail park on the Frontierland site, the Canal Corridor development in Lancaster and Luneside East.

They started work on Frontierland yesterday

Gnasher wrote:Few companies will start a build like that without enough contractual commitment from buyers to cover their costs.

Its now being developed by M H Stainton and they did the Elms Hotel so they have a decent track record in respect of demolished hotel sites.

Freez wrote:When does David Morris intend to finish off the road he has built?

When they let his best fwend George Osborne come and open it. Until then... toys out of the pram!

Freez wrote:When does David Morris intend to finish off the road he has built?

After the Welly Walk which is on the 29th October i believe