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We should have appointed Pap from the beginning. We would have a brand new stadium now.
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(26-06-2025, 06:53 PM)Sniffer Dog (Admin) Wrote: We should have appointed Pap from the beginning. We would have a brand new stadium now.

And it'd look a lot better than this one will be.
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Approved subject to Conditions. Ain’t happening anytime soon…
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Updated travel plan - not worth the paper they are written on. What a load of bollocks. Don’t buy a house near a football ground if you don’t like traffic!
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They do it don't they, like those who moan about balls in garden when their garden borders a football pitch
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(26-06-2025, 07:45 PM)Paplane Wrote:
(26-06-2025, 06:53 PM)Sniffer Dog (Admin) Wrote: We should have appointed Pap from the beginning. We would have a brand new stadium now.

And it'd look a lot better than this one will be.

:Funny:
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Does anyone know if Forest have had any discussions with the Boat Club regarding it's relocation over the last 3 years since the previous application? In fact is there a suitable alternative site for the Boat Club on the banks of the river that RBC would give planning permission for. If there isn't this is a major stumbling block for future progress. Sorry to be a doom monger.
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No new site has been found yet.
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But were the ones that have to look for it though, put in the papers and move it for them so not quite sure why we haven’t
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Forest by accepting the condition re the Boat Club to be included in the Section 106 agreement, I agree the emphasis is with Forest to sort it out. But nothing seems to have happened so far.
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This was mentioned in the NEP back in 2023.

"Nottingham Forest may require additional planning permission to complete this work before the stadium development can take place. Andy Townsend, who sits on the Nottingham Britannia Rowing Club committee, told the Local Democracy Reporting Service the club has found a possible location in a premises which once housed Raymond Sims Rowing Supplies Limited.

The premises is now part of the Nottingham Rowing Club, which sits closer to Trent Bridge in Trentside North. “The issue is Forest have got outline planning permission and as a part of that outline they have got to replace the Britannia Rowing Club before they knock it down,” Mr Townsend said.

“We’ve got people saying we’ve got this space at Ray Sims’ and that’s what Forest have gone off to consider. “I believe Forest will be paying for whatever alterations need doing. I think the plans are brilliant as I’ve been a Forest fan all my life."
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For anyone interested in a deep dive into the status with the Peter Taylor stand planning wise, and a wider look at what a future expansion would need to consider, found this interview quite insightful. Same bloke who proposed turning the pitch through 90 last year.
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