Council are confident in overturning Dunnies listed status.

Good. Some people may like that sort of thing, but re-labelling 60s and 70s concrete horrors as "Brutalist" doesn't suddenly make them worth saving in my opinion.

I noticed in the T&A that someone tried to set Dunn's alight recently but the fire was put out fairly quickly. Seems inevitable that something like that will happen again. With the Fire Brigade Union about to go on strike if Dunn's was to go up again during that it might be the end of the place.

Right then, the next time the Fire Brigade are on strike I expect to see you and Pumpetypump heading up to the Richard Dunn with a petrol can and a box of Swan Vesta's.

Your club needs you

You ain't seen me right?

Surely they can pull the 'concrete rot' caper that was used to flatten Don Valley? There's a convenient hole over the road to dump the rubble in?

Who said that?

That’s good news if it happens. Bonkers it was ever listed

Fully expect if it loses listed status that there won't be a nice ground in it for us. More likely some more houses.

Bradford and district does seem to be very flammable. The number of mills (many of which were listed) which have mysteriously been victims of arson over the past few years is staggering.

It is a shame they couldn’t just list the entirety of Keighley. Be a right good excuse to torch the toilet of a town.