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New Stadium The Triangle - Planning (S106 Agreed)

Damage caused by the Oxford Mail based purely on erroneous speculation and mistruths fed to them by the Green Leader* on KTC(KPC), CDC and Oxon CC and his chums on FoSB

* said green councillor, thanks to a FoI request ( cheers @Billyox ), who was found to be attempting to manipulate the landlord of the breeze block into saying what he was claiming, except the head of Firoka & Stadco put Middleton firmly back in his box
Nailed on she dont responed to the evidence given to her
 
People that regurgitate this nonsense tend to be called Mavis, Ruth, Andrea, Derek, Dorothy, Edward and Clive.
They also bought their detached house in the 1970s for circa ÂŁ20,000, have an index linked pension, never had to pay tuition fees, and probably have a wood burning fire that was 'there when they bought the house so is ok'.

Just think of a slightly older @Essexyellows re located to a very large Oxfordshire village, oops no, small town.
 
This is the damage the Oxford Mail had caused
2 years on and still people bring up we can stay at the kassam all because of the Oxford Mail

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The rest of what they are talking about ive no idea
"Ian isn't a twerp"

Well, where do we start...

The rest of the rant, bloody hell it's like going back two and a half years.
 
But we can absolutely stay at the kassam
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Planning officers have recommended Oxford City Council approve the major Ozone Leisure Park project on Tuesday, July 14, despite "objection" and "concerns" shared by the Environment Agency and Thames Valley Police.

Firoka Group, Pioneer Group and Bidwells' proposals for the site by the Kassam Stadium have been subject to years of planning battle.


New visualisations of plans for Ozone Leisure Park in Oxford have been revealed (Image: Ozone Reimagined)


Ozone Leisure Park visualisation July 2025 (Image: Ozone Reimagined)

In 2023, plans to demolish the existing Vue Cinema and Hollywood Bowl for labs were met with petitions collecting thousands of signatures - new proposals were resubmitted in July 2025.

Revisions have been continuously made, and recent updates have included explanations of when different parts of the development would be built, starting with a new cinema and in June 2026, it was confirmed that a derelict pub, 'The Priory', will be revamped.

It had suddenly closed in 2013.

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The plans said: "The vibrant southern community hub is anchored by the historic Minchery Farmhouse, which will be restored as a public house with medicinal gardens reflecting the site’s heritage."

Based in the 600-year-old farmhouse built as part of Littlemore Priory in the 15th century, it was also previously a country club and started operating as a pub from around the 1960s.


The Priory building in 2015 (Image: Damian Halliwell)


Vandalism inside the derelict Priory Pub building (Image: Purcell)

Developers said the Ozone facilities in their current form are "no longer sustainable" and "must evolve to ensure a vibrant future – securing jobs, attracting investment, and delivering a place for local communities to enjoy".

Proposals state that the current tenants' leases are "coming to an end".


Ozone Leisure Park (Image: Ozone Reimagined/Oxford City Planning Portal)

A new four-screen cinema with up to 510 seats is included, with potential for an outdoor cinema and food market in the wider site.

There will also still be an arcade and bowling alley, along with the electrical substation and a transport hub to support "future connectivity to the proposed Cowley Station".

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A city council report states: "The proposal would generate additional employment and a boost to the local economy."

The plans say the development could support at least 1,700 jobs.

The planning officer concludes with a recommendation "to grant planning permission for the development proposed subject to addressing any comments made by the Environment Agency", with several conditions in response to concerns about habitat destruction and police fears about a lack of information on crime mitigation.

Their report states legal agreements would see ÂŁ4.225M funding handed over by developers for future parking, transport, roadworks, and bus services, with over ÂŁ8M required as a levy to support infrastructure around the new development.

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Middleton having to wave in order to get attention on him at the back
 
Mr Middleton claimed the resurfacing of his tweets was part of an effort by a group of Oxford United fans running an “orchestrated campaign of harassment and bullying” against him over his resistance to selling land in Kidlington to the club for its new stadium.

He claimed they had “spent weeks trawling” through his 50,000 posts to undermine him.

He said he had suffered “implied threats and some pretty vile comments” from fans over the last two years and provided screenshots to back up his claims.

One poster on an internet forum said they would not want to be in the shoes of opponents to the Oxford United stadium plans because “people know who they are, and where they live.”

Mr Middleton said: “I’m thick-skinned enough to ignore most of it, but anything with an with implied threat is less easy to ignore.”

Your not thick skinned ian your far from thicked skinned more translucent
 
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