Press Releases | Club Continues Consultation Over Moston Proposal
Club Continues Consultation Over Moston Proposal
8 June 2011
FC United of Manchester is to hold further consultation sessions over its plans to develop a community facility and sports stadium in Moston.
Four further sessions have been planned across the area for June as the club continues to talk to residents about its proposals. The sessions will be held at the following venues: Session 1 Venue: Moston Methodist Church, Moston Lane Date: Tuesday 21st June 2011 Time: 6pm - 8pm Session 2 Venue:Moston Labour Club, Moston Lane Date: Wednesday 22nd June 2011 Time: 6pm - 8pm Session 3 Venue: North City Library, Rochdale Road Date: Wednesday 29th June 2011 Time: 6pm - 8pm Session 4 Venue: Miners Community & Arts Centre, Teddington Road Date: Thursday 30th June 2011 Time: 6pm - 8pm
The sessions have been organised by FC United and club representatives will be there, together with Moston Juniors Football Club, to explain the plans and answer questions. Representatives from Manchester City Council will also be there to answer questions and explain the council's processes. FC United general manager Andy Walsh said: "These sessions are part of our on-going consultation with the Moston community about our plans, aimed at giving as many people as possible the opportunity to put their views directly to us and Moston Juniors Football Club. "We want as many people as possible to come along and tell us what they would like included in our plans for what would be a community facility. Equally this is not a done deal so we want to hear any concerns so we can take these into consideration as we develop our proposals. "We will be working closely with the council to keep the community informed as our consultation progresses." FC United's proposals for the development include a 5,000 capacity stadium, community changing facilities and classroom, a function space open for public bookings, two additional community pitches and landscaped public areas. The development represents around £3.5 million of investment in Moston. ENDS
Club Continues Consultation Over Moston Proposal
8 June 2011
FC United of Manchester is to hold further consultation sessions over its plans to develop a community facility and sports stadium in Moston.
Four further sessions have been planned across the area for June as the club continues to talk to residents about its proposals. The sessions will be held at the following venues: Session 1 Venue: Moston Methodist Church, Moston Lane Date: Tuesday 21st June 2011 Time: 6pm - 8pm Session 2 Venue:Moston Labour Club, Moston Lane Date: Wednesday 22nd June 2011 Time: 6pm - 8pm Session 3 Venue: North City Library, Rochdale Road Date: Wednesday 29th June 2011 Time: 6pm - 8pm Session 4 Venue: Miners Community & Arts Centre, Teddington Road Date: Thursday 30th June 2011 Time: 6pm - 8pm
The sessions have been organised by FC United and club representatives will be there, together with Moston Juniors Football Club, to explain the plans and answer questions. Representatives from Manchester City Council will also be there to answer questions and explain the council's processes. FC United general manager Andy Walsh said: "These sessions are part of our on-going consultation with the Moston community about our plans, aimed at giving as many people as possible the opportunity to put their views directly to us and Moston Juniors Football Club. "We want as many people as possible to come along and tell us what they would like included in our plans for what would be a community facility. Equally this is not a done deal so we want to hear any concerns so we can take these into consideration as we develop our proposals. "We will be working closely with the council to keep the community informed as our consultation progresses." FC United's proposals for the development include a 5,000 capacity stadium, community changing facilities and classroom, a function space open for public bookings, two additional community pitches and landscaped public areas. The development represents around £3.5 million of investment in Moston. ENDS
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