New Stadium Plans - The Triangle - Planning

[Concretebob]

I await the front page Oxford Mail report...

You'll be waiting a long time

 

[SteMerritt]

Can somebody get this put onto the NextDoor site?

 

[Concretebob]

Can somebody get this put onto the NextDoor site?

How quick until it gets taken down for being "disrespectful" ?

 

[Orkney Islands Yellow]

Wow, the last sentence on this is so discriminatory and outdated. Surprised its been accepted.

 

[Concretebob]

Wow, the last sentence on this is so discriminatory and outdated. Surprised its been accepted.View attachment 18351

"Stay where you are with the other lower class scum" outrageous stereotyping.

 

[SteMerritt]

Wow, the last sentence on this is so discriminatory and outdated. Surprised its been accepted.View attachment 18351

Not just the last sentence, what is that part about 'if indeed they can find a contractor' all about? Staggering snobbery and NIMBYism.

Oh, and I don't think the stadium would cause any issues to traffic flow on a Monday to Friday

 

[bashamwonderland]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1768579159901487556

For those who don't have time to read:

"Oxford United is proud to announce that it will be working closely in partnership with The Little Labourers Foundation to break ground on our new community stadium.

The Little Labourers Foundation works closely with underprivileged children to ensure they can gain skills which will help them into gainful employment later in their teenage years.

Subject to approval of our planning application, Oxford United can confirm that a team of 400 children, between the ages of 9 and 14, will be used on The Triangle to clear the land, move materials and heavy plant onto the site, and lay groundworks and utilities connections with a view to constructing the lower levels of the stadium project independently, without adult supervision.

Bert Kinnear of The Little Labourers Foundation said 'this is a fantastic project for our children, who will be learning practical on-the-job skills in a fast paced and exciting construction environment'.

Oxford United has agreed to provide packed lunches, hard hats and 30 minute breaks for each of the children. The club will be fully funding life insurance policies to ensure they enjoy their time working for us.

If you have a child who might be interested in working in construction or helping to realise our dream of a new stadium, please contact commercial@OUFC.com"

 

[Orkney Islands Yellow]

Rather horrifyingly, OUFC fans are from East Oxford you know (guilty as charged, my superior).

 

[LeftSideLarry]

From sandbanks as well.

Just by their PO Box in Poole

 

[Orkney Islands Yellow]

For those who don't have time to read:

"Oxford United is proud to announce that it will be working closely in partnership with The Little Labourers Foundation to break ground on our new community stadium.

The Little Labourers Foundation works closely with underprivileged children to ensure they can gain skills which will help them into gainful employment later in their teenage years.

Subject to approval of our planning application, Oxford United can confirm that a team of 400 children, between the ages of 9 and 14, will be used on The Triangle to clear the land, move materials and heavy plant onto the site, and lay groundworks and utilities connections with a view to constructing the lower levels of the stadium project independently, without adult supervision.

Bert Kinnear of The Little Labourers Foundation said 'this is a fantastic project for our children, who will be learning practical on-the-job skills in a fast paced and exciting construction environment'.

Oxford United has agreed to provide packed lunches, hard hats and 30 minute breaks for each of the children. The club will be fully funding life insurance policies to ensure they enjoy their time working for us.

If you have a child who might be interested in working in construction or helping to realise our dream of a new stadium, please contact commercial@OUFC.com"

There's the contractor that objector was concerned about!

 

[holdsteady]

Wow, the last sentence on this is so discriminatory and outdated. Surprised its been accepted.View attachment 18351

I think turning down this huge investment project because someone struggles with Sainsburys car park might be a bit mental but what do I know?

A lot of these objections are just snobbery but some border on the insane..

 

[Scotchegg]

Wow, the last sentence on this is so discriminatory and outdated. Surprised its been accepted.View attachment 18351

Every single objection of this nature works in our favour. The planning authorities will simply ignore anything that is based on lies, assumptions or bigotry.

It's bizarre to name numerous villages north of the site and then say that Sainsbury will become inaccessible as a result is clearly untrue. Access for them will not change at all as any traffic will be to the south of Sainsbury.

And the point about unsavoury football fans and antisocial behaviour is clearly nonsense. There is no evidence to suggest this is even a thing, let alone something that deserves to stay within the current community rather than blighting peaceful Kiddy.

We are better in ignoring everything that these people submit and focus on highlighting all the very real positives. The new community engagement stuff that has been put out today only reinforces what we already know. Football is a fantastic avenue for bringing communities together and having a positive influence on tens of thousands of lives.

This is the message that we need to keep pushing and ignore the lies and nonsense that undermine any legitimate concerns raised by others.

 

[holdsteady]

Every single objection of this nature works in our favour. The planning authorities will simply ignore anything that is based on lies, assumptions or bigotry.

It's bizarre to name numerous villages north of the site and then say that Sainsbury will become inaccessible as a result is clearly untrue. Access for them will not change at all as any traffic will be to the south of Sainsbury.

And the point about unsavoury football fans and antisocial behaviour is clearly nonsense. There is no evidence to suggest this is even a thing, let alone something that deserves to stay within the current community rather than blighting peaceful Kiddy.

We are better in ignoring everything that these people submit and focus on highlighting all the very real positives. The new community engagement stuff that has been put out today only reinforces what we already know. Football is a fantastic avenue for bringing communities together and having a positive influence on tens of thousands of lives.

This is the message that we need to keep pushing and ignore the lies and nonsense that undermine any legitimate concerns raised by others.

I think you are ignoring how hard that Sainsburys car park is to navigate and how relevant a point that is, powerful stuff indeed.

 

[Manorlounger]

For those who don't have time to read:

"Oxford United is proud to announce that it will be working closely in partnership with The Little Labourers Foundation to break ground on our new community stadium.

The Little Labourers Foundation works closely with underprivileged children to ensure they can gain skills which will help them into gainful employment later in their teenage years.

Subject to approval of our planning application, Oxford United can confirm that a team of 400 children, between the ages of 9 and 14, will be used on The Triangle to clear the land, move materials and heavy plant onto the site, and lay groundworks and utilities connections with a view to constructing the lower levels of the stadium project independently, without adult supervision.

Bert Kinnear of The Little Labourers Foundation said 'this is a fantastic project for our children, who will be learning practical on-the-job skills in a fast paced and exciting construction environment'.

Oxford United has agreed to provide packed lunches, hard hats and 30 minute breaks for each of the children. The club will be fully funding life insurance policies to ensure they enjoy their time working for us.

If you have a child who might be interested in working in construction or helping to realise our dream of a new stadium, please contact commercial@OUFC.com"

Do beg your pardon but, being rather busy, do you think you could paraphrase that for me?

 

[Oxymoron]

I was going to start the bingo game when the FoSb comments started but those two have ticked so many boxes that I think the card is half full already!

 

[holdsteady]

I was going to start the bingo game when the FoSb comments started but those two have ticked so many boxes that I think the card is half full already!View attachment 18354

What one does hatred of the working classes come under?

 

[SteMerritt]

For those who don't have time to read:

"Oxford United is proud to announce that it will be working closely in partnership with The Little Labourers Foundation to break ground on our new community stadium.

The Little Labourers Foundation works closely with underprivileged children to ensure they can gain skills which will help them into gainful employment later in their teenage years.

Subject to approval of our planning application, Oxford United can confirm that a team of 400 children, between the ages of 9 and 14, will be used on The Triangle to clear the land, move materials and heavy plant onto the site, and lay groundworks and utilities connections with a view to constructing the lower levels of the stadium project independently, without adult supervision.

Bert Kinnear of The Little Labourers Foundation said 'this is a fantastic project for our children, who will be learning practical on-the-job skills in a fast paced and exciting construction environment'.

Oxford United has agreed to provide packed lunches, hard hats and 30 minute breaks for each of the children. The club will be fully funding life insurance policies to ensure they enjoy their time working for us.

If you have a child who might be interested in working in construction or helping to realise our dream of a new stadium, please contact commercial@OUFC.com"

Well that's just great. Next FoSB-inspired Mail headline...

 

[Common Villager]

Wow, the last sentence on this is so discriminatory and outdated. Surprised its been accepted.View attachment 18351

Putting aside the blatant bigotry that will surely see this objection disregarded by CDC... upwards of an hour and a half to get to the ring road from Kidlington?!

Unless their car had square wheels I think this is yet another example of 'made up s**t because I can't find an actual reason to object'.

Honestly... AN HOUR AND A HALF

 

[Billyox]

dont need to leave the kassam
to big
sainsburys

 

[SteMerritt]

dont need to leave the kassam
to big
sainsburys View attachment 18357

"It concerns me that they failed to complete the Kassam stadium for lack of funds".... What? Completely made up point. Who does this person think owns the stadium? A little hint, it isn't OUFC...