Wrexham’s Beach
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If I had a shop there I wouldn’t be impressed having people with sand covered shoes wandering in & out.
You can bet that the likes of Debenhams and M&S will have someone on the door watching for people with sand on trying to enter.
They will have an industrial vacuum to clear up the sand. They manage to cope with wet feet so sand should be no problem. I still think if it’s going ahead it should be in the town centre regardless of who is funding it.
I think it is going to be around Queen’s Square with Llwyn Isaf being used for music and picnics. Everyone is questioning spending £2500 on a week’s effort to encourage trade to our town but no mention of spending £5000 on an open top bus to celebrate the Football Club’s cup win , which will be over in half a day.
I am not against the idea. It might be fun especially for the children. I wish I had some young ones as I would take them along with a bucket and spade. I will ask my son but as he’s over 30 I think I can predict his answer!
Queens square is the most likely I suppose, that’s where they’ve had a skating rink foe a few years. Plenty of room there too, apart maybe market traders may not be too happy, not that there are many of them these days.
@wrexview 5387 wrote:
I think it is going to be around Queen’s Square with Llwyn Isaf being used for music and picnics. Everyone is questioning spending £2500 on a week’s effort to encourage trade to our town but no mention of spending £5000 on an open top bus to celebrate the Football Club’s cup win , which will be over in half a day.
The win at Wembley was one of the towns big success stories. Since around 18,000 people got off their bottoms & went on an icy cold, snowy day to London to watch their team win, shows that this will supply many Wrexhamians with a much needed feel good factor. We need much more of this. If those same 18,000 people come into town to see the players on the open top bus, there is the possibility of money ringing in some of the towns tills as a bonus.
The community spirit that came out because of the big match, with people clearing estates of snow to enable supporters to get their cars out to reach buses & trains should be bottled.Most of them that travelled to Wembley went to say they’d been to the ground, and of course because they had reason to go because their local team were playing there. Alas the Racecourse wont see a quarter of them at the turnstiles year in year out.
I doubt even if the 18000 would turn up to cheer the team through the town If they don’t get out of the Conference this year.Rondetto;5396 wrote:Most of them that travelled to Wembley went to say they’d been to the ground, and of course because they had reason to go because their local team were playing there. Alas the Racecourse wont see a quarter of them at the turnstiles year in year out.
I doubt even if the 18000 would turn up to cheer the team through the town If they don’t get out of the Conference this year.As a shareholder of said club, please don’t be so negative of the 18,000 wrexhamers who saw their hometown club win at one of the most famous football grounds in the world. it’s a turn off. Everyone is welcome to watch wrexham play. Be part of the community and come along.
It’s 20 years of poor ownership (whom only wanted to asset strip the club) that has caused a smaller fanbase, now the club is fans’ owned, it will grow and grow.
the club brings in 4,000plus footfall to the town every other week.
Positive thinking only. No sportsman has even won anything by thinking they can’t win. We will get out of the conference this season.
It’s hypocritical that the council is performing a tribute, because they screwed the club over the wrexham village student development. One open top bus does make up for letting moss and dickens asset strip the football club.
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