Phil had a good old rant last night... Manor Property Group @manor_property OK @2017Hull @Hullccnews you win MANOR's selling up...! please log in to view this image please log in to view this image philip akrill @Phil_Akrill HULL CITY COUNCIL WIN, MANOR'S LEAVING, GOOD LUCK WITH THESE 2 SITES. CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR COUNCIL LEADERSHIP @Hullccnews @hullccinfo Manor Property Group @manor_property IT'S ALL GO AT THE LORD LINE. IN A FEW WEEKS EVEN THE COUNCIL WILL SEE THE RESULTS OF MANOR'S WORK. @Hullccnews please log in to view this image please log in to view this image Manor Property Group @manor_property #lordline It will be at least as good as this. If the Council Leadership don't stop it....? please log in to view this image
Except, nothing is currently happening to the Lord Line building itself (it's protected anyway I believe?). They're demolishing the buildings around it's periphery.
The Lord Line is not a listed building, it's on the Local List, which means the Council will apply more restrictions to any planning application than they would an unlisted building and it's difficult to get a locally listed building demolished, but it doesn't offer anywhere near the protection that a full listing offers. The buildings around the Lord Line have now gone, the demolition was completed last week and they're just removing the rubble now. The biggest issue for the Lord Line (forgetting the fact that Manor developments seem to take forever), is that it's owner Manor don't own the rest of the site, the other two sides of the dock are owned by someone else.
They built Queens Court at Queens Gardens (BBC HQ, offices and apartments)... please log in to view this image Scunthorpe Retail Park... please log in to view this image And Lincolnfields in Lincoln (hotel, car dealerships, gym)... please log in to view this image
I seem to remember reading that the owner of Swanbridge Vet practice in Swanland owns quite a bit round there.
He is indeed the owner of the East and North sides of the dock, he's also got a reputation no better than Akrill's.
Nothing in the short term, the fact that three different parties own different parts of the site, make it a really difficult site to develop.
Due to the complexities of the ownership of the land I would guess many of the proposed plans may be Brown Bread.
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