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If a judicial review concludes that a planning consent was improperly granted, then the consent is cancelled.
Exactly.
I would have thought this has the potential to hold things up.
If a judicial review concludes that a planning consent was improperly granted, then the consent is cancelled.
Exactly.
I would have thought this has the potential to hold things up.
Exactly.
I would have thought this has the potential to hold things up.
Would it? The demolition of the buildings and building of the southern development are at least another 18 months away. We have permission to build a stadium.
How long will the judicial review take?
No matter what they do with the "food court" part of the stadium, it can not be worse than last night. Queuing for 20 minutes (7/8 people in front of us), for there to be little or no food left, and 3 minutes waiting for water to be poured into two cups. Not to mention no card payment facility.
The NFL people wouldn't stand for that.
I do like them pint glasses that fill from the bottom. You can pour about 30 pints a minute. There was a video floating about somewhere (on my phone).
No matter what they do with the "food court" part of the stadium, it can not be worse than last night. Queuing for 20 minutes (7/8 people in front of us), for there to be little or no food left, and 3 minutes waiting for water to be poured into two cups. Not to mention no card payment facility.
The NFL people wouldn't stand for that.
I may be missing something here but I've never seen a glass that fills from anything but the bottom... ???I do like them pint glasses that fill from the bottom. You can pour about 30 pints a minute. There was a video floating about somewhere (on my phone).
I may be missing something here but I've never seen a glass that fills from anything but the bottom... ???
Just watched a video on it, absolutely fucking amazing, even those halfwits serving at white hart lane could use this and get 10 times the amount of people served during half time.Google is your friend.
I may be missing something here but I've never seen a glass that fills from anything but the bottom... ???
Eerie!
Assume they're plastic glasses
Otherwisethe beer will come out through the hole it comes in through.
Nope it may be fast but it's against nature.
Plastic glasses.
Where's the skill.
That's a development too far for me.
There is no way, they would use Glass for these events, the HSE would blow a fuse, not only that there are always morons that would use these glasses as weapons.It's a magnetic disk that is lifted when being filled. When the liquid stops pumping the disk falls back down and reseals the cup. No reason it can't be glass. Though that would defeat the purpose of quickly filling and serving drinks to large crowds, with plastic cups being highly stackable and less prone to breakages.
There does seem to be a bit of "let's fill even more oceans with plastic just for the novel quirkiness of it"
They won't use them for football matches, no. But the technology works perfectly with glass as well, just as it does with plastic. As shown in the "how does it work" video.There is no way, they would use Glass for these events, the HSE would blow a fuse, not only that there are always morons that would use these glasses as weapons.
It would have been encouraging if he had also mentioned on time and on budget.
Yeah indeed, it's a bit odd that no budget has really ever been forthcoming.
Why don't we just quote a budget of £800m, and when we finish at a cost of £520m, we can then say we came in £280m under budgetI don't think so. Why would THFC publish a "budget" for a half-billion pound development, the nature of which is constantly changing in a fluid sales market and an equally unstable building industry market? The only fumnction of such a figure would be as a hostage to fortune, so some tabloid bollocks journalist could print a horseshit story, in 2 years time, about how the NDP has "gone over budget" by a zillion pounds.
Every major development gets those stories and they're always rubbish. Why invite them by making a headline "budget" figure, which I guarantee would mean fuck-all, public.
It isn't the way development works.