Jack Straw's Falmer Watch No 17 (9/4/09).

[Evil Edna]

Always hard work to see your pics on my eee-pc 7" screen, BUT well worth scrolling around thanks can't wait for the next lot!

 

[warsaw]

Surely the Church Commisioners can be encouraged to sell the land behind the coach park in the second picture. Won't be much use as agricultural land will it?

It could be used for..........hhhhhhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmm let me think....






Howabout a HOTEL?

 

[Horton's halftime iceberg]

How sexy can diggers and trucks look

 

[The Large One]

I think the environmentalists had a point about the ruination of the peace and tranquility of the South Downs.

 

[Napper]

Anyone got a pic of what it looked like before ? hard to remember

 

[Bwian]

Anyone got a pic of what it looked like before ? hard to remember

LDC and FPC say it was like this and I have no reason to doubt them:

 

[Billy the Fish]

After some stiff competition this week from k2bluesky, Jack Straw weighs in with the big scoops to re-affirm his place at the photography no 1 spot

Once again, great pics

 

[Alonso Moseley]

Now I see why it was called a brown field site.

 

[Jack Straw]

I've upped the setting on my camera, and I think the quality of photos are much improved. Coincidently, I've just acquired a high-def wide screen monitor, and I must admit, I'm quite impressed myself!
Yes, in response to an earlier reply, I live in the second caravan on the left!!
Have you seen the man behind the tipper with a pirate's crutch?

 

[Dave the OAP]

I think I asked this before, but is the church land consecrated?

Ie can it be used as a grave yard?

 

[wigman]

Cant wait for the main excavation to start,once again thanks JS!

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Who is staying in the caravan there??

It has to be either SJLM or Croydonbloke down here for the Easter hols.

 

[wigman]

It has to be either SJLM or Croydonbloke down here for the Easter hols.

As long as they dont try and bury there club colours in the foundations.

 

[skipper734]

I wonder why they have spent a fair few quid on quality feather edge fencing down the side next to the Uni buildings, that will be pulled down in the not too distant future, to make room for the south stand?

 

[Nottseagull]

I wonder why they have spent a fair few quid on quality feather edge fencing down the side next to the Uni buildings, that will be pulled down in the not too distant future, to make room for the south stand?

To be used as permanent fencing elsewhere on the site?

 

[Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!]

I wonder why they have spent a fair few quid on quality feather edge fencing down the side next to the Uni buildings, that will be pulled down in the not too distant future, to make room for the south stand?

Possibly related to a condition of the planning consent.

No development can take place until a scheme to deal with any site contamination has been approved by B&HCC and in place. This scheme must include details of the measures that will be taken to avoid risk to the public, buildings and the environment when the site is being developed. Fencing off the site seems to fit in with the public safety requirement and I guess that the Contractors will move the fence when the Univ buildings are vacated/demolished to bring them within the construction site.

Great stuff JS; thank you.

 

[Basil Fawlty]

Absolutely superb once again Jack Straw, keep them coming please!

 

[The Large One]

Possibly related to a condition of the planning consent.

No development can take place until a scheme to deal with any site contamination has been approved by B&HCC and in place. This scheme must include details of the measures that will be taken to avoid risk to the public, buildings and the environment when the site is being developed. Fencing off the site seems to fit in with the public safety requirement and I guess that the Contractors will move the fence when the Univ buildings are vacated/demolished to bring them within the construction site.

Which won't be for another six months.