Jonmatt

This project is part of an ongoing project that is looking to make Sheffield a place that people will enjoy coming to live and work. There are several differing elements including-Grey to Green which covers the area around the the Law Courts, canal basin, the road leading up to the Co-op, Charter Square in Sheffield and around St Mary's gate. This is all articulated in various documents as a strategic long term plan to encourage people and businesses to come to Sheffield. So the containers failed yes but give them a bit of credit for other things

Probably a draw😀

I am not a council basher but it is sad to see the poor decision making that has gone on. Two examples of other councils being more far looking. Leeds- invested heavily in road infrastructure specifically opening up the East side of the city and the amount of businesses that have taken advantage of the opportunity is amazing. The last major road system I can recall in Sheffield was Derek Dooley way. Liverpool- with Liverpool One being built in the city centre rather than being redirected to the out skirts as in Meadowhall.

get some work done

Re Aberfan just to make the point on accountability. instead of relying on Wikipedia have a look at the Hansard report and read where they felt accountability rested

The overriding issue here is that 96 people died and no one has ever been held responsible. In almost all other incidents where there has been a loss of life there is accountability. here, there is none. This is compounded by the well documented evidence to look to deflect accountability from various parties (FA/Police/SWFC) and it is understandable that the people who lost family feel aggrieved.

Just got back from Manchester having gone to the test match. The area around Salford Quays is quite simply, breath taking. So much activity and very little of it retail related. It was like being in what I imagine the future to look like.

Loved listening to the neighbours bickering SWFC "Youngest team ever. Not their best team" SUFC "What score was it in January when they played only half the first team in the FA Cup Match? Oh yes 3-0."

I think it is disappointment more than anything. The city has lost its way in my view across a range of areas. In many ways, its nearly but not quite there Music.. tremendous legacy but no iconography or point to focus on. Shopping - way behind other cities with opportunities missed -Sevenstone Sport- finally got a team in the highest division but what a long wait it has been Industry - fractured and with no clear direction. Again missed out or having been left behind. It is easy to criticise the Council who will blame, with good reason, financial disparities but there doesn't appear to have been any long term strategy for development for a long time.

This is the Catch 22. Entertain and run the risk of failure or be boring and stick it out in the Premier. For a fan, it is Hobsons choice. Pay a chunk of money and watch your team defend, play negatively but potentially stay up. Or be entertained and run the risk. This may be one of the treasons why although the big teams in the prem attract huge support, the others appear to have lots of empty seats which suggest supporters are disenchanted with the football on offer.

His creed......WTF

I did my first teaching practise there in 1974. Went in with a group of four first years for one day a week. Our topic was fire and the fire service. We must have done a good job because the college got a phone call saying some of the lads had gone out one night after our lesson and set fire to a vacant property so that they could see the fire engines come.

Overall a sad inditement of the celebrity culture. Spent £47m pounds, several failed marriages, drink and drugs problems. How many more "celebs" will go down this route as time moves on and they are replaced by newer, prettier, more handsome ...(feel free to add)

Recommend MBA as a Lettings Agency. Very student focussed

With your eyes in the back of your head😀