Packer's Field Showdown Tuesday 14th March
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munkeeunit
sumptuous lushness
Those who tried to get members of the BIMC collective arrested know who they are. I wouldn't dream of suggesting it was anyone on this forum, or that they were finding any excuse to spread innuendo against BIMC, at any sleazy level of imaginings they may care to dredge up.
Give it a rest, or dig yourselves into a hole of self-backfiring slander against BIMC again.
Yes libel is an interesting concept.
I would prefer it if this thread discussed Packers' Field.
Give it a rest, or dig yourselves into a hole of self-backfiring slander against BIMC again.
Yes libel is an interesting concept.
I would prefer it if this thread discussed Packers' Field.
Zaskar said:
Zaskar said:
*sigh* / *yawn*
Zaskar: I'm not in any gang, I'm not prone to 'foul ill informed rantings', and I think I've been entirely civil to you.
You constantly complain about 'personal grief', yet to me, it seems that you always try your hardest to make yourself the centre of attention. Go figure...
I refer you, once again, to post #59. Cheers.
munkeeunit
sumptuous lushness
As Kevicious mentioned earlier, there is a Packers Field website, and it does seem reasonably well updated, so I guess that's the key place to look at the moment for any updates on plans, although none are posted on there yet.
Worth repeating:
http://www.packersfield.org.uk/
Worth repeating:
http://www.packersfield.org.uk/
I didnt find anything on google, but I found this...
"... to develop the space as an Independent School Sports Facility. This will mean building on and fencing in the field, which will severely limit and possibly prevent free public access and use of it. The council’s proposal (which has been granted planning permission) includes an 85 space car park, 8 foot high fence and a new building. It is also very likely that Bristol Athletics Club will be relocated to the site, requiring floodlights and a spectator stand for at least 500 people."
http://www.inksco.com/pages/packers/pages/packers_field_text.html
from the easton cowboys. It appears to indicate all the space will be lost to the public.
"... to develop the space as an Independent School Sports Facility. This will mean building on and fencing in the field, which will severely limit and possibly prevent free public access and use of it. The council’s proposal (which has been granted planning permission) includes an 85 space car park, 8 foot high fence and a new building. It is also very likely that Bristol Athletics Club will be relocated to the site, requiring floodlights and a spectator stand for at least 500 people."
http://www.inksco.com/pages/packers/pages/packers_field_text.html
from the easton cowboys. It appears to indicate all the space will be lost to the public.
munkeeunit
sumptuous lushness
Like the rest of us, I'm sure the Packers Field people (those who maintain the website), probably have scant hours, or minutes, in the day to maintain things, and so I'm sure they wouldn't object to someone popping down to get a copy of the plans themselves, and then forwarding them a copy.
No, I'm not volunteering. Just saying that from experience I'm a lot more thankful to those who help to provide the information, than to those who only ask why I haven't got the 25 hours in the day necessary to do it myself.
No, I'm not volunteering. Just saying that from experience I'm a lot more thankful to those who help to provide the information, than to those who only ask why I haven't got the 25 hours in the day necessary to do it myself.
munkeeunit said:
It's a very informative website, and it looks as if a lot of work has gone into it, including outlining the historical context.
Conversely, I can't find any comprehensive information put out by the Academy, which is becoming a bit of a consistent theme. I attended the last public meeting, and a few people made the point to Ray Priest (Principal of the Academy) that the Academy had made little or no effort to publicize (in advance) what was supposed to be a consultation meeting with the local residents.
Zaskar said:
Again, why is all the most comprehensive information to be easily found on the Packer's Field site and not on the Academy's? Why isn't the Academy making the same effort to inform people of it's plans?
The Packer's Field site also has a few helpful links on there, including one to the council's Planning Department:
munkeeunit
sumptuous lushness
Sunspots said:
That's a very good point, and an unfortunately common occurrence.
Those with planning applications in the offing, which meet a questioning public, tend to be coy enough to realise that you can suck energy out of a campaign by providing so little information yourself, that campaigners are forced into a position of first having to fill the bureaucratic void of simply getting the most basic of information into the public domain, before they can even get onto actively arguing and winning the case against it.
Sunspots -Again, why is all the most comprehensive information to be easily found on the Packer's Field site and not on the Academy's? Why isn't the Academy making the same effort to inform people of it's plans?
It is indeed odd that you have found no plans presented by the academy.
That makes me think they are going to start burying nuclear waste on the site for sure.
It also suprises me that the PF site lacks a copy of the plans - TBH that makes me think that perhaps much of the site will remain public.
It would appear to be in both party's interests to advertise the plans. Odd.
Now I really must go see.
It is indeed odd that you have found no plans presented by the academy.
That makes me think they are going to start burying nuclear waste on the site for sure.
It also suprises me that the PF site lacks a copy of the plans - TBH that makes me think that perhaps much of the site will remain public.
It would appear to be in both party's interests to advertise the plans. Odd.
Now I really must go see.
djbombscare
Plays with knives
Zaskar said:
Could this be the most truthful post ever written by a troll ?
bristol_citizen
Well-Known Member
People should bear in mind the current plans are only phase 1 of the development.
Phase 2 is the transfer of the athletics facilities to Packers as a land 'sweetener' to the developers of Hengrove Park.
Some details here: http://tinyurl.com/pakhc
Phase 2 is the transfer of the athletics facilities to Packers as a land 'sweetener' to the developers of Hengrove Park.
Some details here: http://tinyurl.com/pakhc
djbombscare
Plays with knives
OH was he talking to me. I didn't realise.
I'm sure that Djbombscare can be very hard to spell if your illiterate
I'm sure that Djbombscare can be very hard to spell if your illiterate
No, I tht not. Enjoy your speeling bee boys. Now please try to stop acting like the streotypical internet idiots you have both clearly become.
Jeepers I get enough aspergers syndrome at work without these two obsessed serial underachievers nipping at me. 'Teacher teacher he spelled my name wrong on purpose ! ANd it made me cray boohoo.'
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oh and it's dyslexic you wanker.
Jeepers I get enough aspergers syndrome at work without these two obsessed serial underachievers nipping at me. 'Teacher teacher he spelled my name wrong on purpose ! ANd it made me cray boohoo.'
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oh and it's dyslexic you wanker.
fizzerbird
Always there when I need me...
Anyway...The weather has picked up, sparkling and I are thinking about having a picnic on the field next to my home.
We have spoken nicely to the kids flying about on their mopeds and they have agreed to ride around us and give us plenty of space to enjoy the piece of common land that we share as a community.
Thats the spirit!
We have spoken nicely to the kids flying about on their mopeds and they have agreed to ride around us and give us plenty of space to enjoy the piece of common land that we share as a community.
Thats the spirit!
sparkling
Proper country now
Going on picnic's is fun and its nice to see different areas of community areas being used in different ways...now to think about what food we want and a contigency plan if it rains...suppose we could always go here if the weather is bad....http://www.urban75.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=156915
munkeeunit
sumptuous lushness
fizzerbird said:Anyway...The weather has picked up, sparkling and I are thinking about having a picnic on the field next to my home.
We have spoken nicely to the kids flying about on their mopeds and they have agreed to ride around us and give us plenty of space to enjoy the piece of common land that we share as a community.
Thats the spirit!
I'll come along, as long as you can put up with the constant police filming from the bushes, that and the DSS, and, of course, the sudden, impromptu arrests knocking over the ribena, and overturning the egg and cress sandwiches.
djbombscare
Plays with knives
Zaskar said:
Ah the digression into insults. . . a sure sign of tha admittance of defeat amd a loss of control.
Would you care to point to the your proof of my underachiveing or that I am a wanker ?
Until such time that you can come up with proof of the said actions. I'm afraid that I may have to form the opinion that this could in fact be a libelous comment.
Sparkles mate, with a clear sky the flight into Bristol (and for our neighbours, Cardiff) Airport is fucking ace! 
SUCH a good view over the area. Have Fizz and DJ taken you out to somewhere in the country yet? Drop in my mum's house for a cup of tea, they've so many great birds to watch in their garden.
SUCH a good view over the area. Have Fizz and DJ taken you out to somewhere in the country yet? Drop in my mum's house for a cup of tea, they've so many great birds to watch in their garden.
fizzerbird
Always there when I need me...
Isambard said:Sparkles mate, with a clear sky the flight into Bristol (and for our neighbours, Cardiff) Airport is fucking ace!
I have many great birds to watch in my garden also
Just saw a couple of bullfinches and some great tits
It must be living so close to a field...even the kids on motorbikes don't put them off
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