tommydazzle
Well-Known Member
Nostalgia and sadness seeing these images.
Nostalgia and sadness seeing these images.
The whole thing is a travesty but knocking down the ‘elephant building’ seems especially cruel/cold hearted.Should never have been left to run down to the point it did. Then the old 'we can't afford to repair it' before spending far more than the cost of repairs on the 'replacement' that didn't have anywhere near the same level of facilities.
Remember someone ran the numbers at the time and the idea that it was too expensive to keep open was nonsense when you factored in the cost of both building a replacement and making use of the site.
Of course we've now reached the inevitable point where despite all the promises from the council and the listed status it now seems its going to be knocked down for redevelopment.
The whole thing is a travesty but knocking down the ‘elephant building’ seems especially cruel/cold hearted.
What is it with Maton and being the figurehead for the council wanting to tear down/destroy Coventry’s institutions.
Yeah, that’s what I assumed. Thanks for confirming.Ooh, I can answer that. It's because he's a c**t.
The council seems totally inept at everything. Is there anything they do well?The whole thing is a travesty but knocking down the ‘elephant building’ seems especially cruel/cold hearted.
What is it with Maton and being the figurehead for the council wanting to tear down/destroy Coventry’s institutions.
Blocked me on twitter when I (politely I should add) asked how his suggestion for a new site for our stadium would work when they were already building houses on the site he said the club should buyOoh, I can answer that. It's because he's a c**t.
Yeah, I’m not sure I knew the slides were there either. We used to call that ‘the training pool’.Remember on the news when it was going to be shut down. Good video but obviously a sad subject.
When did they put the big slides in the smaller pool? Not seen them before (though last time I was there was probalby late 70s when I still lived in Cov). I've visited family in Radford and taken the grandkids to the "Wave" but seems a bit daft that was built instead of re-vamping and utilising the old place.
Probably only average. There was a story on wales online (as terrible as the Cov Tel site) a year or so ago, showing all the buildings that Cardiff council have allowed to be knocked down over the years. Pretty shameful.Getting the bus after school to go on the diving boards, my kids loved it up there to daring to jump then dive off 3rd board. We must have the worst run council in the country