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Stockport stadium expansion

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mimma
March 16, 2024, 2:08pm
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Making it a listed building would cause more problems. You cannot demolish it and you can only keep it in its current form, so any improvements would have to be strictly monitored. That's why you can't now knock down the Ice House and any changes to
the structure would have to be in line with the original one. Our hand would be tied as to what we could do to it.
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No, Wrexham got turned down.


Yes, it was,  It's difficult finding the definitive version of that.  It seems to have been announced 12 months ago and then turned down.  Two plans had been put forward for funding, one got over £13m and then there was the Racecourse Ground at £25m which was turned down but will be put forward again for the new funding round.  Here's just a few that have been successful in Wales - maybe we need to include some paths and cycle ways .,...

A safe and direct cycle route will be created between Llandudno Junction and Betws y Coed via the Conwy Valley with an £18.6 million grant. The scheme will also include measures to mitigate against flooding.
£17.8 million will restore the historic estate in the Vale of Neath and build new walkways and cycle paths.
There is £17 million for building new walkways and cycle paths to bring people closer together in Holyhead and enable visitors and local people to explore the stunning sites of St Cybi’s Church and the Roman Fort.  
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