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Topic review - Coventry's Creative Quarter
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rebbonk
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Posted: Sun Sep 28, 2014 9:10 pm
That made me smile Cathidaw. - Thanks, I needed it
I doubt that Coventry Council have more than one working brain cell amongst the lot of them!
That made me smile Cathidaw. - Thanks, I needed it
I doubt that Coventry Council have more than one working brain cell amongst the lot of them!
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cathidaw
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Posted: Sun Sep 28, 2014 7:01 pm
NOW -NOW REBBONK, give it a chance.If the place was bulldozed we'd have a giant car park or university buildings Gosford street is handy whereas the LAUGHABLE canal basin craft shops area is too far out of town.If the city council had a brain between the lot of them they'd have had a shuttle service up to the basin and give traders a chance. What a waste of money that was. And what good surroundings too. Always the same --no-one on the council thought about the future-just spent the grants and patted themselves on their backs- 'aren't we generous'. I hope this venture in Gosford street goes well.
We had the same here in Bedworth with the Bede arcade, what an opportunity for individual shops and boutiques-instead they out priced them all with high rents and most closed down. It is now the Salvation Army church.Which is a good thing -but where are the shops-plenty of charity shops but no-where to buy anything except food and cakes.Want a pair of shoes-or a coat--no chance. A couple of years ago some bright spark suggested a motor-rail from Coventry to Nuneaton-stopping at Bedworth on the way.What a big joke--there is nothing to stop for.Even the market is a yawn.
NOW -NOW REBBONK, give it a chance.If the place was bulldozed we'd have a giant car park or university buildings Gosford street is handy whereas the LAUGHABLE canal basin craft shops area is too far out of town.If the city council had a brain between the lot of them they'd have had a shuttle service up to the basin and give traders a chance. What a waste of money that was. And what good surroundings too. Always the same --no-one on the council thought about the future-just spent the grants and patted themselves on their backs- 'aren't we generous'. I hope this venture in Gosford street goes well.
We had the same here in Bedworth with the Bede arcade, what an opportunity for individual shops and boutiques-instead they out priced them all with high rents and most closed down. It is now the Salvation Army church.Which is a good thing -but where are the shops-plenty of charity shops but no-where to buy anything except food and cakes.Want a pair of shoes-or a coat--no chance. A couple of years ago some bright spark suggested a motor-rail from Coventry to Nuneaton-stopping at Bedworth on the way.What a big joke--there is nothing to stop for.Even the market is a yawn.
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rebbonk
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Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2014 11:10 pm
They can call it what they like, but the place has been (and still is) a sh*t hole for the last 35 years. The place wants bulldozing!
They can call it what they like, but the place has been (and still is) a sh*t hole for the last 35 years. The place wants bulldozing!
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Lex
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Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2014 9:13 pm
Coventry's Creative Quarter
Interesting: [url]http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-coventry-warwickshire-29382231[/url]
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