Tonights HDM certainly puts the council in a bad light, they seem to have had no set plans for the site and have flitted from one plan to the next. The school is pure pie in the sky as are most of the ramblings from Minns's mob of Tories, they are slowly strangling the life out of the city.

I think the Boulevard would be best bulldozed, better that then a long drawn out descent into ruin.

Wonder if this has anything to do with the closer relationship minns has with our friends in the east. Seems they're on the verge of announcing some investment in caravan park and are even holding council meetings there. Would be strange if they decided to invest in caravan park whilst pulling out of a deal which would have seen significant private and public investment in the Boulevard with no coast to teh local authority

You know I believe generally the coalition government will be good for the country and jesus we needed a change but locally I have to say that it seems we are being led generally by a blind manifesto with no real plan of action doesnt it...jobs for the boys and secret handshakes .....so i guess nothing new then business as normal

WTF are you talking about?

the stalker strikes again, whenever I post he is there to argue again !!

Wasnt there development subject to the NHS funds that were ours that we wouldnt have needed for Boulevard

Maybewe will now need them funds again

As I have stated on facebook,shouldn`t the Threepeny Stand have been a listed building?

Don't baffle him with facts

i scattered fathers ashes a year ago on the boulevard pitch ,along with many others through the years. He supported and attended for over 65 years That alone makes me sad. Surely a memorial
could be arranged at least if the worst happens I feel really deflated by this .The place is known the world over I as well as many other am. players have the memory 50 years ago of treading the hallowed turf. It is remembered for life

where do you think hull fc / nhs will look now? is costello a possibility?

I think the last 2 options were only viable because someone was effectively giving them the land. I doubt that their budget would stretch to buying the land as well as developing the site

Could is be called the "Boulevard Academy" or the "Threepenny Acadmy", statue of our greatest servant outside?