No defense, you're still a space cadet!
Yes it is. I've been 3 times walking round there recently and there has been an incident you'd never associate with the Village.
It's the hotel. It's occupants are "interesting"
The big one or the smaller one?Yes it is. I've been 3 times walking round there recently and there has been an incident you'd never associate with the Village.
It's the hotel. It's occupants are "interesting"
The reputation is irrelevant.
It has John Lewis.
Coventry has Primark. I would urge you to go one Sunday and then go the coventry the next Sunday and tell me what the difference is.
The big one or the smaller one?
It's cheap as chips isn't it? Temporary housing?
Ah, not the cov hill one I was thinking of.
Thats bad!
Wouldnt think the locals would like it too much?
Went through there and went in one stop the other day and never noticed it.No it's ruining the area.
Coventry is just another example of the general level of decline of urban areas in the UK. Having said that far safer than most cities compared to the battleground of the 1980 s
Went through there and went in one stop the other day and never noticed it.
Here is the link.
http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/asylum-seekers-not-being-put-11048805
The hotel looks in complete decay. As the reviews say residents are all aware of it but can do nothing. It's been a no go area for a while now.
Isn't everywhere getting crappier? People are getting crappier so the places they live get crappier. Families and schools are producing crappier kids who grow up into crappy adults, some of whom become crappy councillors and planners which results in crappy cities. To compound it all, we import crappy immigrants. I don't know the answer, but there is no quick fix. I suspect we need to re-examine the most basic tenets of our society.
Is that in town??Anyone going to the Sky Ride tomorrow?
Is it worth it?
Not really into cycling, but it could be a bit of a spectacle perhaps.
Don't know whether to pop down or not.
Covstu is a keen cyclist isn't he?
Yep, in town tomorrow. A lot of the ring road is closed.Is that in town??
Was going to go to the herbert to see some lego as well
will go next Sunday thenYep, in town tomorrow. A lot of the ring road is closed.
Anyone going to the Sky Ride tomorrow?
Is it worth it?
Not really into cycling, but it could be a bit of a spectacle perhaps.
Don't know whether to pop down or not.
Covstu is a keen cyclist isn't he?
Ring road opened up for bikes only.
Think you pay and then you can cycle around all the places you normally can't go. Think they encourage families to go up.
http://www.coventry.gov.uk/skyride
Road closures here.
Looks like it might just be diversions.
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Goes against the whole vibe of the place. Very much a community spirit place.
Personally I think it would be crazy in the city centre and especially inside a shop.
I do agree Far Gosford St isn't the most ideal, but it needed to be on the periphery and not in the centre.
It very much has a Camden feel about it. City centre would go entirely against what they are trying to create I reckon.
It does for me.It's supposed to have a Camden feel about it, I'm not at all convinced it does.
It does for me.
We were there three times last week. It's ever evolving and there's always stuff on.
The furniture place is finally going, so all that there will be part of Fargo too.
I love the vibe of the place.
No, never been. That's why I said it has a Camden feel about it!!!Have you been to Camden Otis?
I agree, it also takes time, Camden Market didn't spring up overnight, it grew organically.No, never been. That's why I said it has a Camden feel about it!!!
Course I have been! Stayed for a week once and I would guess I have been about 6 or 7 times in total.
I know Camden has a proper market and Fargo is nothing like that at all, but just in terms of feel and buzz and artiness.
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