Original one on green laneThe original one and not the new one on Torrington Ave?
Yes that is quite a big area that is never used by the school only for Sunday morning footballwas always a big field behing the actual school field that was never used for much. Back of gretna road houses
was always a big field behing the actual school field that was never used for much. Back of gretna road houses
I would guess that this would only be temporary while they look for a permanent site. There is a new block that was built next to the school for temporary use by Finham Park 2 while their new school was being built. This could maybe be used for changing facilities although it is currently used by the school for extra classroomsIt would need the whole academy to be built there if it was for that wouldn't it?
GNP play their games there on a Sunday quite windswept but pitches drain well rarely called off.
There's only some houses on the right of there plenty of space away from thereThat'll be the pitches through the gate right over the back then. Doubt the locals will be too chuffed with it there.
Can we have more details on the coat please. Is it approaching this level of sartorial eleganceMark Venus and Richard Stevens are looking round finham park school today. I'm assuming something to do with a new location for the academy. By the way mark Venus I wearing the most horrendous coat.
It is actually amazingly similar!Can we have more details on the coat please. Is it approaching this level of sartorial elegance?
Why are you letting Mark know that the coat you're wearing is horrendous?Mark Venus and Richard Stevens are looking round finham park school today. I'm assuming something to do with a new location for the academy. By the way mark Venus I wearing the most horrendous coat.
TypoWhy are you letting Mark know that the coat you're wearing is horrendous?
You can easily access the school with a decent amount of parking. Is then about a 10 minute walk to the back fieldsWould road access be an issue? I suppose actually we're talking an academy not a stadium so it wouldn't be an outrageous amount of traffic
Ye said definately no entrance off Gretna and I don't think there's any chance of being allowed to driven down the school field - will have to walka lot of green fields, Finham park own the top field next to the school and the one directly under it, the surrounding fields are owned by a local farmer. There is no entrance from Gretna road, years ago you used to be able to enter the fields through the back entries of peoples house on Gretna Road, however the school fenced all these off.
The is only one entrance and that is through the school and a drive down the school field.
Not a 10 min walk though, a 2 min jogYe said definately no entrance off Gretna and I don't think there's any chance of being allowed to driven down the school field - will have to walk
How could you add a road, its housing and private land?? there is no entrance or road way to the field and no chance of getting one, there is also a railway in the way.Google Maps
Looking at that, you could easily add a new road in from the A46 or Kenilworth Road to service it.
Looking more and more suitable to me. Obviously usual concerns around building by posh old people with lots of time to complain about planning issues and green belt, etc.
How could you add a road, its housing and private land?? there is no entrance or road way to the field and no chance of getting one, there is also a railway in the way.
longer than 22 miles? Real cycling: The 22-mile cul-de-sac: Britain's oddest road?Did you know Gretna Road is the longest cul-de-sac in the country, apparently.
longer than 22 miles? Real cycling: The 22-mile cul-de-sac: Britain's oddest road?
from kenilworth road you'd have to buy up houses on Kenilworth road, Woodside Ave, Most Ave, Wainbody, Beanfiled, Gretna build a bridge over the railway, but yeah I guess its possDidn't spot the railway to be fair, but land can be bought and bridges can be built (would be a first for Sisu admittedly)
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