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Posted By: TRANCENTRAL pub fire - 6th Oct 2008 5:57pm
heard something about the pub ihat use to be the swingers place off corpy road has been on fire again today any info?
thought the trains comeing home would be off!just my luck thay where not due to the fire but someone had fell on the track at grove road! no
Posted By: SoundLad Re: pub fire - 7th Oct 2008 10:56pm
Aye live around the corner from it.. Kids set it alight. and they did it again today smile They get bored so go the pub lmao..
Posted By: paper_boy Re: pub fire - 8th Oct 2008 7:34am
Is it the great float patten st? Was there the other day, fire crews are getting hacked off as it's always burning and getting more and more dangerous floor wise.
Posted By: SoundLad Re: pub fire - 8th Oct 2008 6:41pm
Aye it was the Great Float happy smile
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: pub fire - 8th Oct 2008 6:54pm
will not be long till its demolition time for the pub(total) get the point?
Posted By: SoundLad Re: pub fire - 8th Oct 2008 6:58pm
Aye its not long for a building on the corner of Patten Street, Brassey Street over the road from the Chippy its got a Bulding Order notice on it and if it isnt in a resonable state the council have permission to knock it down and aquire the land cause its in such a mess.. The buidling in question has been like this since the 90s its an eye sore i hope it is knocked down.. If i had the guts i would of done it years ago.. smile
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: pub fire - 8th Oct 2008 7:01pm
I KNOW THE ONE YOUR GOING ON ABOUT IT .
Posted By: Waddi Re: pub fire - 8th Oct 2008 10:02pm
anymore info on the incident at grove road?
Posted By: hoseman Re: pub fire - 8th Oct 2008 10:15pm
Well, just read in the Globe that some of Grange rd west is now under compulsary purchase order!!!! dont you just love our "knock it down (or burn!) and sell it on council? lamethrower somad
Posted By: Waddi Re: pub fire - 8th Oct 2008 10:33pm
Originally Posted by hoseman
Well, just read in the Globe that some of Grange rd west is now under compulsary purchase order!!!! dont you just love our "knock it down (or burn!) and sell it on council? lamethrower somad


which part of grange road west? The compulsary purchase orders are aimed to benefit the whole community. and usually the "victims" of the cpo's can get a good deal out of it if they play the game right and get a good solicitor, if they are a business they can get all their costs paid for, i.e relocation, shop fitting of new premises, loss of business due to relocation, advertising costs to promote the new location etc. home owners can get a cash lump sum, a new build council house of similar size/value, relocation compensation etc.

I worked with someone that was served with a cpo for his house, his family home, he had only just bought this house and still had 100% of his mortgage to pay of, which was 85% of the value of the house. After consulting a solicitor, he was offered a lump sum to 70% of his homes value, a new council house, not to rent, to own for free, and a few grand compensation. His children also had some money deposited into their child trust fund because they had to move schools.

Moral of the story, you dont get a thing till you ask.
Posted By: jonno40 Re: pub fire - 9th Oct 2008 7:47am
I think it is the top part and some of the carpark that is earmarked for a large supermarket
Posted By: MissGuided Re: pub fire - 9th Oct 2008 9:13am
I thought they were going to build on the area from Catherine Street upwards?

"In Birkenhead planning permission has been given for the construction of a new £30m supermarket development in the town centre at the top of Grange Road, creating 450 jobs. This is almost opposite the new £3m Lauries community centre where building has begun, and nearby up to £15m is expected to be spent on creating a new visitor centre and sprucing up Birkenhead Park.
Nearby, private finance is the key to developments around Oxton Road and Grange Road West, with investors from London backing proposals which should tidy up and improve one of the key gateways into Birkenhead.
Recently tourism consultants said Birkenhead and New Brighton were prime locations for new top-class hotels, with enough trade expected in the region to support them."

http://www.alunatime.org/pdf-news/icliverpool_9sep04.pdf

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Posted By: MissGuided Re: pub fire - 9th Oct 2008 9:18am
Took a while to find but here it is:

Feast your eyes!

Also of interest:

Casino

Restaurant

Wondering if the Grange Rd Development should get its own thread, Mods?
Posted By: MissGuided Re: pub fire - 9th Oct 2008 9:19am
Interesting - apparently public consultation on the supermarket ended 08/10/07 - a year ago

Been reading the plans - looks like they aren't taking all the land on that area - looks like Yates will live on.
Posted By: peodude Re: pub fire - 9th Oct 2008 1:19pm
As far as i know it was the middle car park they were going to take, along with the old currys store block

Looking at the plans, it's going to be between Bon Marche and Woolworths smile
Posted By: MissGuided Re: pub fire - 9th Oct 2008 6:53pm
Damn it - you mean they are not taking out Bon Marche??? Damn - maybe I should then lamethrower
Posted By: SoundLad Re: pub fire - 10th Oct 2008 5:10am
Its nice that map.. They spelt claughton wrong..
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