NEW Bramley Moore Dock Hotel At EFC Stadium??
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- Here is a video where we look at plans for a potential new hotel at the new Everton FC Stadium at Bramley Moore Dock.
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I think the area will be just as good as the centre of town in the next decade. Hotels, bars, restaurants, parks and the stadium. Looking forward to seeing it all develop 👌🏻
@rosse6705 went to see Paul Smith in Blackstock Market last year. It was brilliant to see so many places coming alive again after decades of negligence. To a lesser extent, the same is happening over in Birkenhead, too. Walt Disnet was correct when he said build it and they will come. It's just a shame we've had such political incompetence in this country from all parties who couldn't see anything of potential.
I remember visiting Liverpool in the mid-2000s and was thinking the waterfront has so much potential. It's amazing to see developments like this. The UNESCO status didn't provide jobs, regeneration or improvements to the cities infrastructure. It should be seen as no great loss.
As a long distance Evertonian I really enjoy and appreciate this channel and I’m gonna stay in that hotel.
As a lifelong local Liverpool FC supporter I think it's great to see another semi derelict listed building in the northern docks being restored and put to good use.
I'm not sure an 80 bed hotel will have enormous benefit to Everton Football Club but the regeneration of the surrounding area definitely will and Bramley Moore Dock and Everton's new stadium will be at the heart of that. If this is the catalyst for even more restorations and developments it can only be a good thing for the city.
So refreshing to have positive comments from the red half of Merseyside, instead of the usual immature predictable ones...😊
The stadium has kick started the regeneration of the area. Brilliant news for the stadium, brilliant news for the area, brilliant news for the city.
Makes complete sense it will generate millions for the area
Excellent, it's a start 👍👍👏
It will be used for corporate ticket buyers. as Kirkdale is slowly regenerated, lets not forget that Walton will be severely run down without the Toffees being there. County Road wont be the same, The Royal Oak The Winslow Hotel and The Black Horse will really struggle next season. The three pubs should have talks with a bus/coach company, let the fans do their usual match routines around Walton, and hop on a small fleet of buses 3/4 hour before kick off.
Great idea mate
I was born 1941 and grew up in 5 Blackstone street. This site is the exact place where my house was - I have photographs of myself and my siblings taken on the steps of our house - we were rehoused in 1957. I think when the site is excavated that our fire grate might still be down below in the cellar. My sister planted the rose bushes on the site x
Really interesting that, Elizabeth - thanks 👍🏻
Let's hope all of these rundown /empty old DOCK ROAD buildings can be renovated/modernised (with renovated original frontages) Nick. Liverpool has lost too many historical Buildings to the whims of Liverpool Planning Dept,to the depriment of our great City.
I’m sad that we lose you as neighbours across the park but the regeneration this brings to Liverpool is Massive
Hi Nick.
Thank you very much for this update. The whole stadium project at Bramley moore dock and the surrounding area is going to be a massive benefit for the city.
Everton Football Club are just not building a new stadium, but they are changing the waterfront and landscape of the surrounding area, which the whole city of Liverpool are going see massive investment over the coming years.
A long time ago now Everton built a football stadium Goodison park that changed football and how it was viewed.
Now, Everton are building a new stadium at Bramley moore Dock, which will change how Football stadium's are built in the future .
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Good to see someone has already brought their steam mop down to start the cleaning 😂
Whole area now ripe for development and given time it will come and transform the area! All good for the City! Very informative video Nick - thanks to David B for extra info! COYB❤️
Great video as always mate! This is great news for the area and this is just the beginning of the new investment for the docks. In 10 years the area will be unrecognisable and a popular destination for everyone when visiting Liverpool in the future!
Great potential news for a much needed area of regeneration...
Hi Nick
Been thinking this for a while now...
I think it would be brilliant if they could position a projector on the West roof, that projects the Everton crest onto the water canal below...
It would look magnificent at night...
Also if we are playing evening matches, they could project the crest of both clubs onto the water below, which would be great for visiting fans and clubs alike...
So many options such as when we get back into Europe, tributes etc...
Not sure if you agree and if so, do you have any contacts to pass the idea onto?
Cheers mate 👍
Have you written to Everton with that fantastic suggestion?
@@davidwilson2016 no I haven't David... Nick has a few contacts linked to the project I think, I just think it would look brilliant and would become a tradition unique to Everton and the Bramley Moore site...
If Nick doesn't pick it up off this video I'll post it to the next fly around... 👍
@@davidwilson2016 I've submitted the idea to the ToffeeWeb... 👍
If it's taken up, PK, the first name on the water should be yours as a thank you. What an absolutely belting idea.
I did say a while back when you did your (not) 15 minute walk from the Liver Building, that urban redevelopment would start quickly once EFC are in the stadium and I bet this is the thin end of the wedge. Well done on 3 points yesterday fella, we really didnt give you much of a game
Loads of work to be done in the area. Exciting times lie ahead!
Lots of regeneration work in the area over the coming years for you to keep us updated on Nick. It would be interesting to see the progress of the development by the Isle of Man terminal.
Patagonia Place? That's flying up. They are only a few floors off the final height now with more than half the cladding and windows in.
The land value around Bramley Moore stadium 🏟 will rocket once the stadium opens. There's loads of unused or derelict warehouses and industrial units. I suspect the area around Bramley Moore will be redeveloped, much like the Baltic quarter. That area will be unrecognisable within the next 5-10 years. It's ripe for redevelopment.
It did few years back already... the bramley morore pub was about to be sold before any plans for the ground for £180k.. it is now valued @ £1.5M ... I'm led to believe
I went to see the sight of the new ground a few years ago with my son before they'd even put a spade in the ground. We nipped into the BM pub for a quick pint, and the lady serving was the only other person in the pub. She informed us that it had been due to close until the new ground was announced. My cousin's son worked on the stadium a year or so ago, and just on a Friday the pub was really busy on a Friday night, just from the workers. Not just on match days, but also with concerts etc, it'll be a cash machine for the owners. Good luck to them.
The area around the stadium is so rundown anything that improves the area should be welcome.This part of Liverpool could be a very sought after area to live and work in the future.
I think many people will be planning hospitality near the site of the new stadium as they see income potential which is great for improving the area during football and other events at the new stadium.
Hi Nick, great video as always and very informative on the proposed new hotel. Just what the area needs and open the doors to more great projects for the improvement of the area around the stadium and helping Liverpool to come even better. Well Done 👏👏👏
It will be needed great information
Great news, it will be ideal for anyone coming to the home maties .
Great news Nick it looks great
Hopefully the first of many new or renovated developments in the area. It should be a favourite with away fans coming to the stadium. ❤
Always seemed like a no brainer to me to have a hotel nearby.
Positive news and great potential if happening.
Thanks for the information Nick and David 👏👏👏👍
You're welcome.
Surely and hopefully, it will be a massive improvement to what it looks like now. However, I would hate to be in a room on the East side of the road with that view of another warehouse opposite...
I'm a long suffering Evertonian (since 1955!) living in Townsville Australia. Watched this one with great interest. Liverpool Waterfront has changed dramatically since I left in 1968. (How many goes did it take to get the Pier Head right?) This video got me thinking. Could this be the start of an extension of the waterfront all the way up the Mersey ending with a view of New Brighton? I think Everton have selected the exact right place for the stadium. Sorry to see Goodison go and it will be very interesting to see what plans they have for it. But it is old, and last time I went there the view wasn't the best - even from the corner members box (thanks to me brother's mate) And we lost! Looking forward to more. Cheers.
Great news Nick if it goes ahead according to its original plans and it preserves the existing warehouses buy I can't help being very sceptical of property developers who are renowned for moving the goal post once on site .. ie those old warehouses might allegedly become structurally unsafe and need to be demolished and replaced with a cheaper new build ..this happens all the time with developers or it will mysteriously go on fire and be demolished as unsafe ..but let's hope these developers can achieve their promises that would be great.
The old warehouses are Grade 2 Listed, so they will be audited.
Know what you mean, but this is now a very high profile, visible site, and as David says should be closely monitored. Hopefully these are developers that see the heritage and history of the buildings as a unique selling point too
Hope it gets the go-ahead Nick can only be good for the area hopefully they'll follow suit with other disused buildings around there with Bars,Restaurant etc👍🏻
Thanks David and Nick😂
You're welcome, Jurgen.
Great info, thank you to Nick and David. I have two questions. Nick, is that the property where that fella was always shouting over the wall at you not to video him a year or so ago? Second, David's report says the property will be called "The Bramley Moore Hotel". Surely the owners of the Bramley Moore pub might have a problem with that? It seems to infringe on their name
Been in the Pub for a pint many years ago now..
Any regeneration is welcome rather then dilapidated buildings
Hi Nick, that’s exciting news. Thanks for sharing. Just a little bit off topic in terms of the new hotel but is there any plans for more public transport to the new stadium from the city. I know Sandhills train station isn’t too far away but with kids it would be a lot easier if buses went by the stadium or even more exciting if the ferry would stop there
I've written to the club many times with ideas such as exclusive beers sold only in the new ground like Dixie's 60 and Golden Vision Ale and of course got nothing back
Thanks
David B is a legend. 🙌
Where is the public transport? Is a tram line planned? Could a river ferry service from the city centre and west bank be an answer?
So close to the beach too
"Beach"? hmmm
@@06skippy06Well, there's one across the river, at least 😅
Nice one
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They should name the new hotel, Fawlty Towers
Boss
08:44 how did David manage to get through life with that surname?
Fair play to him
By having a quicker, more agile mind than anyone either wanting to make a point of it or wallowing in the mud of predictable coarseness mud and by growing a thick skin at a young age. There are advantages to rarity, even if self-effacing humour is a given necessity. 🙃
@@davidbadcock2225👏🏻👏🏻
Do efc own the carpark to the south of the stadium if so what are the plans
@Jdavo-y7o No Peel own that, as soon as Laing O'rourke are done that will be handed back over. Also, where the temporary cabins are is Peels Land.
The whole area is ripe for development.
Great idea for a hotel, but what about car parking ?
Sunday the 20th mate**
It would make sense that a Travelodge or Premier Inn is developed in the area as there is already the premium Titanic Hotel nearby. Relying on public transport to avoid providing adequate parking is a real cop-out and should not be allowed. The developers should be made to include basement parking in their application, where possible, although I accept this may not be possible with the listed building. Alternatively a nearby plot of land should be purchased by the developer for a dedicated carpark. There certainly seems to be enough derelict land or land with derelict buildings available.
Even if the land nearby is derelict, it still has an owner who will know very well how much land prices have risen in recent years because of this magnificent new stadium and Liverpool Waters on the way. If they want to sell, it will cost a fortune and the developer probably won’t want to spend that much for a car park, especially if they don’t have to
@@DuncTheBlue1878 LCC should compulsory purchase then and create an area public carpark, which will generate revenue for LCC. They could ask the developers to contribute to the purchase and development cost. There is always a way when there is a will. Perhaps a tourist or hotel bedroom tax?
@@grahamcook9289 LCC won’t be able to compulsory purchase land to build a car park. Compulsory Purchase Orders are for nationally significant infrastructure projects and/or developments with high public interest. Building a car park for a developer’s hotel wouldn’t qualify
@@DuncTheBlue1878 The carpark would be an area carpark for all current and future developments. Besides these days if if a development is stopped at the local level you just apply to national government and it goes through on the nod. Well, it does here in the SE with housing developments and renewable energy projects such as solar PV farms with storage batteries.
Planning approval and an actual building appearing are two different things. There are several plots with planning in the area that have never been developed. Let's hope this is progressed.
Yep, main factor will be financing the build. Also, you can apply for planning permission on someone else’s land without their approval. You can receive planning permission off the council even if you haven’t purchased the land - if the landowner refuses to sell, development doesn’t happen.
Indeed.
@@DuncTheBlue1878 Yes, quite.
Will have to stop the pikies dumping in Fulton St first.
@123tinhat123 they'll be moved on once the area is redeveloped. Pretty sure the owners of all these new hotels & businesses will be onto the council & police haha.
part of the deal to hold the Euro games. there has to be a Hotel, man city and Tottenham are building hotels in time for the Euros in 2028, just what someone told me
Not true.
The Titanic hotel is a 3 minute walk from the stadium
Agreed, but us having a hotel right next to the ground is a no-brainer.
I hope you and a couple of your mates are going to invest in regenerating a derelict building around the new stadium, Nick? You would make a lot of money
Anyone know what the random black things are on the roof,are they part of it or just been left there atm
Do you mean these buildings that could be a new hotel, or are you on about the stadium?
@@DuncTheBlue1878 stadium,just the random things on the roof
@@jack4500 Probably better to ask this on the latest stadium vid rather than a vid about a proposed hotel.
Anyway, I think you’re referring to the solar panels that will provide lots of very cheap and clean electricity for the stadium 👍🏻
@@DuncTheBlue1878 apart from the slight confusion makes no difference tbf,no not the solar panels the other stuff just lying about haha
3rd addition in that area
Indeed, there are a few a bit further away from BMD in the Ten Streets area, mixed between hotel and residential use.
@davidbadcock2225 David The block between Fluid Power Services. (My mates place)The old ceramics place next door will be called The terrace bar, work well underway.The old tyre place will be the new hot wok Bierkeller 🤞🤞Drawings look fab. There where two others one in Bank Hall.The central dock area is massive.Hopefully the start🤞
@@stevecarlile9120 Right. Interesting. Some good inside gen.
@davidbadcock2225 if I've got your email I will send the references
Wear hot wok going
The tyre place a few doors down, next to the terrace bar, they are well under,way.
Hey Nick from Thailand, blimey it looks cold there! I'd never stay at Bramley Moore. I had to get a train there from town and a bus back, it's miles from anything interesting or useful! Get there, watch your mob win, then leave asap!
Times are changing. Don’t write off the area.
@@BluePeter1878 I'm sure you're right. I'm short-sighted. It would be good for everyone if that area took off and can you imagine what it would do for the value of the Bramley Moore site! No more financial worries for EFC
Why are Everton not buying land and building their own hotel?
Get down there and buy some land
I've heard a lot of it has already been bought up.
Can only be a good thing. It should be given approval if it doesn’t it’s a joke
I’ll be the first 😂 Sunday 20th October 😉😁
The premier league is a sad state of affairs now with Cheaty City paying off officials to win games almost puts you off the once beautiful game city have ruined the league
Right next to the waste management . Eeewww. Maybe needs to be further down
That guy that owns that corner warehouse wont sell. Not for the price they want it for.