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i <3 the gaiety

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apparently it's coming down this week :(
do you have a source?

the stuff that's been knocked down already is 199-209 city road (for student flats) and that development doesn't include the gaiety.

not that i know what a building prepped for demolition looks like, but there's only minor scaffolding, the building's not gated off and northcote lane's still open around the back. small hope?
 
source was someone in the know to do with a business not far away
no links or anything
not sure if demolition has to be applied for in the same way as planning applications?
 
not sure if demolition has to be applied for in the same way as planning applications?
you'd have thought so. not turned up anything official so far. word is the facade at least may be protected. it looked to me that maybe the scaffolding is protection against the works next door.
 
Think someone just died on the building site next to the Traders! (new student flats)

Loads of people there now, he came out sheet over his head and the ambulance isn't rushing off!

keep you updated, been loving watching it be built. :(
 
I am sick and tired of this. First of all it happened with The Point down the bay and just recently we've had a situation in Llandaff whereby a retired judge and his barrister wife moved into the village and tried to get the open mic night at the Llandaff institute stopped due to noise, happily they failed but they did succeed in getting the Chinese restaurant to spend a lot of money (£1,000's I believe) having their ductwork extended due to the 'smell of frying oil'. Bear in mind that premises has been operating for years with no complaints. So now some cunt is trying it with yet another venue. The council need to grow some balls and stick up for local businesses. I wouldn't mind betting that the complainer is well-heeled. It seems to be a common theme with these arseholes.
 
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seriously, how can you have a flat next to a proper loud venue that has a 4am licence 3 days a week!! :mad:
 
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Who knows? Maybe it hadn't come to their attention before. I am just as likely as cynical as you possibly even more so but the more people with any influence fighting to stop this shit, the better.
 
they aren't fighting tho, they've seen something popular and said something like 'we'll agree and see what we can do within existing frameworks'

e2a and see what can be done about changing the laws

no promises
 
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