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RED2309 · 22nd June 2017, 10.22:43

Had this response from our AM on twitter:-

Lesley Griffiths
@lesley4wrexham
Jun 21

@BrynLaw @BarryDaniels13 Yes been in correspondence with First Minister and held meetings with @Wrexham_AFC who are working with @wgcs_econom

wgcs_econom is the twitter accounnt of...............Ken Skates!

Mustapha Win · 22nd June 2017, 10.33:17

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Originally Posted by JonWrexhamfc

This. Carwyn Jones was here over 12 months ago. No progress since.

Carwyn Jones was here and made the offer in Jan/Feb 2014- that's more than three years ago. ( Source - Daily Post )

Alan Attack · 22nd June 2017, 10.38:32

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Originally Posted by RED2309

It would be more use to the people of Wrexham than an airport 152 miles away!

So, we're against all development in South Wales?

Wrexham's Patrick Bateman · 22nd June 2017, 11.17:04

I've got a good business plan......It starts by getting the hell out of this League.

Bit of success, gets people onboard......... Bandwagon and all that....

RED2309 · 22nd June 2017, 11.29:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Attack

So, we're against all development in South Wales?

No I'm not against ALL development.

I am a frequent visitor to South Wales but the acquisition of a loss making airport and also the proposed Circuit Of Wales Racetrack are examples of investment that does not benefit all of Wales.

panda23 · 22nd June 2017, 17.50:27

good piece on BBC Wales news tonight about the potential of the Racecourse

t1954 · 22nd June 2017, 18.02:15

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Originally Posted by Alan Attack

So, we're against all development in South Wales?

No, but are they against development in the North. At some time this development has to be shared with the North. What significant development has happened in the North over the past 5 years for example. What significant structures have been built in Wrexham during this time compared to the south?

Inside Left · 22nd June 2017, 18.09:30

It seems that the Welsh Government are being secretive over the racing development - how I don't know. Seems that millions have already been handed over for investigative work and the company want The Welsh Government (Us) to underwrite the development if in case it fails. Like all crafty developers they are promising lots of job in an economically deprived area.

From my point of view I think the Welsh Government need to channel funds to strengthen Health, Education and general employment rather than airport enhancement, racetracks and football stadia.

Quay Red · 22nd June 2017, 18.10:30

A few posters on here need a reality check.
We are not flush with cash and our priority is to build a club and team that can return to the football league.
I would like to see the bare bones of a strategy for the future development of the kop and upgrading of facilities throughout the racecourse but you've got to walk before you can run.
There is little point in having a plan of any sort if we are not in a position to implement it.
If we are in a good position this season and getting decent crowds it may be possible to look at temporary stands on the kop to increase capacity and improve the atmosphere. Would still need catering and toilet facilities within the UNI ownership though.

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RED2309 Tipped As Manager (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Aug 2007 Racecourse Spot: MRS Centre Real Name: Barry Twitter: @barrydaniels13	Re: pos investment in ground??? Had this response from our AM on twitter:- Lesley Griffiths @lesley4wrexham Jun 21 @BrynLaw @BarryDaniels13 Yes been in correspondence with First Minister and held meetings with @Wrexham_AFC who are working with @wgcs_econom wgcs_econom is the twitter accounnt of...............Ken Skates! __________________ Progress Through Stability #WST/WFC

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Wrexham's Patrick Bateman Legend Joined: Jun 2009 Racecourse Spot: MRS Near Kop end Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: pos investment in ground??? I've got a good business plan......It starts by getting the hell out of this League. Bit of success, gets people onboard......... Bandwagon and all that.... __________________ Always right... FACT

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panda23 Due a Testimonial (info 1 & 2) Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: pos investment in ground??? good piece on BBC Wales news tonight about the potential of the Racecourse __________________ Every silver lining has a cloud.

22nd June 2017, 18.09:30	#44-0 (permalink)
Inside Left Due a Testimonial Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: pos investment in ground??? It seems that the Welsh Government are being secretive over the racing development - how I don't know. Seems that millions have already been handed over for investigative work and the company want The Welsh Government (Us) to underwrite the development if in case it fails. Like all crafty developers they are promising lots of job in an economically deprived area. From my point of view I think the Welsh Government need to channel funds to strengthen Health, Education and general employment rather than airport enhancement, racetracks and football stadia.

22nd June 2017, 18.10:30	#45-0 (permalink)
Quay Red retired & running a pub (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Apr 2006 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: pos investment in ground??? A few posters on here need a reality check. We are not flush with cash and our priority is to build a club and team that can return to the football league. I would like to see the bare bones of a strategy for the future development of the kop and upgrading of facilities throughout the racecourse but you've got to walk before you can run. There is little point in having a plan of any sort if we are not in a position to implement it. If we are in a good position this season and getting decent crowds it may be possible to look at temporary stands on the kop to increase capacity and improve the atmosphere. Would still need catering and toilet facilities within the UNI ownership though.