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Discussion in 'Hull City' started by originallambrettaman, Nov 30, 2015.

  1. DMD

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    Usual HDM standard. There's a whole bundle of add ons and obligations that go with it.
     
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    I know that feeling well but at £12k plus some annual business rates they can probably afford to sit on it a while until better times come around. It just seems so ludicrously cheap that there has to be a catch.
     
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    Do you know what they are?

    Ignore this question I've just been on HDM website. Apologies.
     
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    I was there on Saturday for a gig at Fruit. It's an ideal place to liven up for CoC 2017.
     
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    Theres a new block of apartments going up in Wellington Street which has had many problems with planning yet Humber street got passed with little public consultation.

    I've done loads of work in many old building around that area and unless the council are involved in the actual process they make it nearly impossible to get planning, I wonder why that is?

    Staples have a sale of brown envelopes on at the minute.

     
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  6. BlackAndAmberGambler

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    Plenty of pigs with their noses in this particular trough I can guarantee.
     
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    I hate our councillors.
     
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    Do you know them?
     
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    Re phrase.
    I hate their bumbling approach to the city
     
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    Who did you vote for in the local elections?
     
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    Not this lot.
    We need a younger more forward thinking set of councillors imo.
     
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    You wouldn't believe the amount of nit picking little bastards on most councils, they get a sense of self importance, as though they are some sort of cabinet MP, when in fact most get elected on a lie to keep the streets clean, or the bins emptied every week.

    Councils were formed hundreds of years ago for two purposes, to ensure the removal of rubbish filling the streets and organise street lighting, the sooner they realise that's all they are reasonable at, the better.

    30 years ago most Hull Councillors worked at Hull City council as bus drivers or bin men or were shop stewards, they got time off from work but never got paid, they used to get postage and phone call allowance that was it, I've read today that they have claimed £2m in expenses, on ****ing what?

    It's a pigs trough now, most are only in it for the money, even the Labour Councillors are are now as bad as the Tory bastards in the East Riding where I live
     
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    Theyve been trying to look into the contracts that have been awarded to private companies by HCC.
    These contracts where awarded by individual councillors without an officer there to oversee proceedings and surprise surprise they can't find no records of these meetings and agreements over the past 20 to 30 years.
    It runs into hundreds of millions of public money.
     
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  14. steverico

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    I worked at a kitchen company about 25 years ago we fitted an 8 grand kitchen in the house he was having built in East Hull, he went from a two up two down to this detached house, when we got there, there were three or four council vans with joiners, plumbers plasterers working on his house.

    He is still a councillor
     
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    £5m Fruit Market homes deal 'marks tipping point in Hull economic rebirth'

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    A DEAL is expected to be sealed soon, paving the way for a new £5m residential development in the city's Fruit Market. It involves one the largest privately owned sites in Humber Street as well as two plots in nearby Wellington Street.

    Construction work is already well under way on an 18-apartment complex in Wellington Street, which represents the first phase of the development. Now the Mail can reveal an adjacent open plot of land earmarked to be part of the same scheme has been sold.

    In addition, the sale of the old Humber Fruit Brokers building in Humber Street has also been agreed subject to contract to create the third part of the development jigsaw.

    In recent years, the Fruit Brokers building has operated as an antiques centre and pop-up venue during events such as the Humber Street Sesh and the Freedom Festival.

    Owner Geoff Rhodes, whose family ran a fruit auction business in the building for most of the last century, said: "The sale has been agreed subject to the necessary legals being completed

    "I enjoyed my fruit trade days here as well as the more recent stuff with the antiques and the festivals. Hopefully, I will still have some interest in what happens next."

    Both the Fruit Brokers warehouse and the vacant plot of land had recently been advertised at a guide price of £575,000.

    Mr Rhodes said he could not reveal the identity of the would-be buyer. However, the Mail understands development firm AllAboutHU are behind the deals.

    On its website, the company says the first phase project is scheduled to be completed this May with new one-bed apartments available from £129,000.

    There will also be six one-bed apartments on two floors selling for £144,000 as well as eight two-bed luxury apartments at £159,000.

    According to the website, the second and third phases of the development will eventually bring the total number of new apartments up to 36.

    It says: "Virtually every UK city boasts an iconic development that symbolizes the tipping point in its economic rebirth – that fine-line moment where a single transaction turns a steady trickle of investment opportunities into a full-blown tsunami of cityscape regeneration.

    "This iconic development that symbolizes the tipping point in Hull's economic rebirth is the Fruit Market district."

    Planning permission is already in place for new residential development on the two sites following the demolition of existing buildings.

    That approval was granted before the current refurbishment programme in Humber Street which is aimed at bringing several former wholesale fruit warehouses back into use in time for the UK City of Culture events.

    As well as the new apartments, the planning approval also includes permission for three new retail units and on-site car parking.

    http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/5m-F...tory-28944664-detail/story.html#ixzz43FZAlpWe
     
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