New West Pier could be up in four years

[bailey]

http://www.theargus.co.uk/display.var.1303067.0.new_west_pier_could_be_up_in_four_years.php

Boo, everyone else gets a new toy to play with.

 

[JJ McClure]

Good news, if only ten years too late. No doubt Noble will still have something to say about it.

 

[Beach Hut]

Quicker than Falmer then

 

[Les Biehn]

Perhaps they could incorporate a new stadium with it. Sure LDC can't do anything about it if its half a mile out to sea?

 

[Everest]

Perhaps they could incorporate a new stadium with it. Sure LDC can't do anything about it if its half a mile out to sea?

Expect Iran to impound it though.

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

Then we wait for a certain family in the amusements business to throw a petrol bomb on it from a speedboat like last time.

 

[Les Biehn]

Expect Iran to impound it though.

Not a problem, at least it has to be built in the first place if its gonna 'apologise'. Something that wouldn't even get started if LDC had anything to do with it.

 

[bigc]

Good news, if only ten years too late. No doubt Noble will still have something to say about it.

Why?

How can they stop things being built from private money, it is hardly unfair competition.

I sadly agree with you though, I like the fact The Argus have run today with residents find Noble arrogant, I certainly do!

Though I never saw it myself, the Theatre on the end of the Palace Pier looked a lovely building and they just demolished it.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Great news, although I like the structure as it is. Brighton is slowly realising it's potential, despite the efforts of a small minority to block every scheme that is proposed.

 

[goldstone]

Good news, if only ten years too late. No doubt Noble will still have something to say about it.

Agree, excellent news. No doubt Noble will try to burn the new one down too ... bastards!

 

[mona]

Selma Montford and Valerie Paynter have yet to give their approval.

 

[bigc]

Great news, although I like the structure as it is. Brighton is slowly realising it's potential, despite the efforts of a small minority to block every scheme that is proposed.

I couldn't agree more. Just look at the Library as proof of that, at the start of the decade we had a decayed wasteland!

The idea to pedestrianise New Road is also seeming to be a good idea.

I've also heard news that redevelopment work is imminent on the Astoria.

 

[surrey jim]

great news on the Pier

I've also heard news that redevelopment work is imminent on the Astoria.

whats being done

 

[bigc]

Music venue I heard.

Which was ironic because thats what I was suggesting to people on Sunday.

Next move for brighton should be working on those empty spaces/run down tower blocks by Preston Park.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Next move for brighton should be working on those empty spaces/run down tower blocks by Preston Park.

Agreed. Anston House has been derelict for almost 20 years and the owners seem happy to let it rot.

London/Lewes Road needs some care and attention. I had visions of lots of flea markets and so on, but bit too difficult to realise.

 

[bigc]

Well it was hard to imagine something as nice as Jubilee Library on the tumbleweed bombsite.

 

[Caveman]

Quicker than Falmer then

I might oppose it, just for the sake of it. It's the new black you know.

 

[surrey jim]

Next move for brighton should be working on those empty spaces/run down tower blocks by Preston Park.

definalty, its the first views people get on a train from london, it would be good to have some sort of land mark building there