Warren Farm latest

[upperloft]

More important than the new stadium IMO

[hal9thou]

More important than the new stadium IMO

indeed

[West London is Rss]

I'd hate training at Harlington if I was a player.

Airport one side, M4 the other... bet you can't even hear your team-mates call for the ball!

[Norths]

Sounds like its finally ready to get underway.

[Olly]

I'd hate training at Harlington if I was a player.

Airport one side, M4 the other... bet you can't even hear your team-mates call for the ball!

Matchday conditions

[Norths]

Piece from the Around Ealing magazine that is popped through the letterbox each month:

'A judge has supported Ealing Councils decision to grant planning permission for QPR to build a football training ground and community sports facilities on warren farm in Southall.

Mr Justice Dove rejected an application for a legal review made by hanwell community forum and confirmed that the council acted appropriately.

Council leader Justin Bell said: "once the site is up and running, QPR will implement a significant community sports development programme which focuses on encouraging local people, particularly young women, older people and people with disabilities, to get involved in sports. The club will also be responsible for on-going maintenance of the new facilities, with no cost to taxpayers or the council."

Included in the approved plans were football and cricket pitches for community use, a new artificial turf pitch and multi-use games areas suitable for sports such as netball and tennis. There will also be new changing rooms and a clubhouse.

The planning decision had already been confirmed by the mayor of London and the secretary of state.'

[MYU]

Piece from the Around Ealing magazine that is popped through the letterbox each month:

'A judge has supported Ealing Councils decision to grant planning permission for QPR to build a football training ground and community sports facilities on warren farm in Southall.

Mr Justice Dove rejected an application for a legal review made by hanwell community forum and confirmed that the council acted appropriately.

Council leader Justin Bell said: "once the site is up and running, QPR will implement a significant community sports development programme which focuses on encouraging local people, particularly young women, older people and people with disabilities, to get involved in sports. The club will also be responsible for on-going maintenance of the new facilities, with no cost to taxpayers or the council."

Included in the approved plans were football and cricket pitches for community use, a new artificial turf pitch and multi-use games areas suitable for sports such as netball and tennis. There will also be new changing rooms and a clubhouse.

The planning decision had already been confirmed by the mayor of London and the secretary of state.'

They expect the club to pay for maintenance and everyone use it's facilities, what about damage?

[dogsrrs]

Down to QPR their responsibility

[WeAreQPR12]

They expect the club to pay for maintenance and everyone use it's facilities, what about damage?

They will have insurance to cover for that

[dogsrrs]

They expect the club to pay for maintenance and everyone use it's facilities, what about damage?

It's my understanding that the public won't have use of the clubs facilities , the club will provide and maintain separate facilities for public use

[MYU]

Nice one people.

[davieqpr]

But who is going to pick up the dog poo ?

[dogsrrs]

But who is going to pick up the dog poo ?

You leave Ramsey out of this Davie yes he was crap but he does need a lift

[acricketer]

It's my understanding that the public won't have use of the clubs facilities , the club will provide and maintain separate facilities for public use

How convenient!

[Hitman34]

been hearing this garbage for 6 years now.

just like the "dream stadium" and "dream manager" this "dream training ground" will never happen.

not with bozo as chairman