Can somebody confirm that the Unigate site that we may or may not be looking at to be our new ground is also known as Dairy Crest
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Originally posted by W12_Ranger View PostWhen I see posts like this it makes me seriously consider deleting my account on this websiteTop Scorers 2018/2019
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Originally posted by QPRWEBBIE View PostThanks Bluehoop, i have been advised that a planning application is being submitted for 1,200 flats to be built on this site and if passed building work will start by the end of next year,interesting !
I began to doubt the new stadium would go here once I read up on the proposed use. Anyone still convinced the club will be able to buy this site and build a new stadium there?
If we're staying in west London, it's peobably the LC stadium or the old white city, which looks unlikely because Imperial College has begun redeveloping it.Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.
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Originally posted by W12_Ranger View PostTo say it's not common knowledge is an understatement failing that having to ask a daft question like this and God knows why simply googling it should provide an answerTop Scorers 2018/2019
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Tomer Hemed - 3
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Massimo Luongo- 2
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Bright Osayi-Samuel - 2
Geoff Cameron - 1
Aramide Oteh - 1
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Originally posted by QPR Richard View PostIt's part of the White City Opportunity Area scheme and the plans were available for all to see on the H and F website. There's been public meetings and detailed drawing schemes. It's backed by the office of Mayor of London and is part of an overall strategy for the redevelopment of London.
I began to doubt the new stadium would go here once I read up on the proposed use. Anyone still convinced the club will be able to buy this site and build a new stadium there?
If we're staying in west London, it's peobably the LC stadium or the old white city, which looks unlikely because Imperial College has begun redeveloping it.
I will be surprised if the Dairy site will be available as they reckon the housing shceme is a £1.5b project
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