The Tesco proposed development ...

[lovedeanblue]

That's another thing that has gone quiet. The planning application reportedly was due to go in around Oct 11th. It hasn't gone in, anyone know owt about it ?

[souths1]

That's another thing that has gone quiet. The planning application reportedly was due to go in around Oct 11th. It hasn't gone in, anyone know owt about it ?

Ssssh!!!

[lovedeanblue]

On my e mail re the M.O.M award on Saturday I asked about this development too. This is the reply Johnny sent.

With regard the Tesco development, as I understand it, the matter is still very much ongoing but between the developer and the council with regard to dates etc.

So I thanked him for that, I shall have to wait patiently as I always try to do

[lovedeanblue]

Taken from the News


THE path has been cleared for a development to take place which could see Fratton Park turned into a 21st century stadium.


Three key stumbling blocks to a proposal to see a Tesco superstore built on land next to the stadium have been removed by Portsmouth City Council.

The football club says the deal will release funds which will mean investment can be made to redevelop the stadium.

But, as reported previously in The News, residents and other retailers say having a Tesco there will harm the livelihood of shops in the Fratton and Milton areas, and cause increased congestion.

Yesterday, Portsmouth City Councils cabinet members voted to sell a parcel of land off Anson Road to Point Estates LLP, which is owned by developer Stuart Robinson.

Point Estates leases the land, and will become the freeholder for an undisclosed sum.

The lease on a second parcel of land off Anson Road, currently leased by Point Estates, will be transferred to Portsmouth Community Footba

[EnfieldBlue]

Yeah, could turn Fratton Park into a 21st-century stadium. By the 22nd century...

[midhurstblue]

Of course it will be a great help to the plans for the development if Pompey are still in the Football League after this seasson.

[nonsuchmike]

For all the very latest news, go to:- Fratton parkredevelopment.kabaka.

[lovedeanblue]

Plans have been submitted, it could be open by next year if all goes well with 300 jobs created

[wolfblade]

And how many small local businesses will it close ? not so smart then is it !!!ffs

[lovedeanblue]

There's a Tesco not long opened in Eastney, A Co-op not that far around the corner in Highland Road. They haven't affected the Eastney shops, the Bransbury Park butcher won't go under for sure. If you don't like it Wolf you have the right to object as we all have