Colliers Park

[Wrexham_fan_4eva!]

Originally Posted by Ooh aah Paskin

You could sell it to anyone who is interested, doesn't have to be as a training ground. You could sell it to a property developer, supermarket chain etc..

The deeds for the grove site state that the land must be and only used for educational purposes. Coleg cambria don’t want it and neither does Glyndwr.

[Ooh aah Paskin]

Originally Posted by Wrexham_fan_4eva!

The deeds for the grove site state that the land must be and only used for educational purposes. Coleg cambria don’t want it and neither does Glyndwr.

Fair enough. Does building a training facility come under education? I suppose if schools use it too then it could.

[LlayDragon]

Originally Posted by Ooh aah Paskin

Fair enough. Does building a training facility come under education? I suppose if schools use it too then it could.

If our youth program runs through it, and this program includes gaining a qualification (NVQ, BTEC etc) maybe that could work?

[CRUMBS]

New statement out on wfc site , work on 9 acres and should be using Groves in 2020 .

[Todd Sweeney]

Originally Posted by Wrexham_fan_4eva!

The deeds for the grove site state that the land must be and only used for educational purposes. Coleg cambria don’t want it and neither does Glyndwr.

I’d suggest that because of this the lease will be at a very cheap price. Buying land to build a training ground on would be much more expensive, and if we were up sell it to developers down the line because it’s an “asset” we’d just be back to square one.

[Rob]

Also the council want to shift us off the Nine Acre as they want a school on it.

"Council leave club without training ground" is not a good look

[Ooh aah Paskin]

Originally Posted by CRUMBS

New statement out on wfc site , work on 9 acres and should be using Groves in 2020 .

Its almost as if someone 'high up' reads red Passion and responds accordingly!

[Quay Red]

Originally Posted by Wrexham_fan_4eva!

The deeds for the grove site state that the land must be and only used for educational purposes. Coleg cambria don’t want it and neither does Glyndwr.

Covenants can be challenged and changed if it's seen that there is no further need or reason to uphold them.
Even listed building status can be altered or removed.

[onelegged harry]

Originally Posted by Quay Red

Covenants can be challenged and changed if it's seen that there is no further need or reason to uphold them.
Even listed building status can be altered or removed.

It has been tried and the council lost.However I think it could be changed
in another 10years or so!