Claremont Road.

By Claremont Man (legacy user)3/12/2013 13:23Tue Dec 3 13:23:52 2013

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Just come past Claremont Rd,our old home has been acquired by Fairview Homes who will presumably waste no time in developing it as housing.Sad to think that 80 years of history will soon be replaced by another form of bricks and mortar.Whatever happened to the covenant deeming the land should be kept for recreational use,looks like the developers and L.B.Barnet have circumnavigated that,stopping only to grease a palm or two or more on their way.Still we do have a lifetime of memories that they can't take away,just let them try!!

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Re: Claremont Road.

By Paul Butler (legacy user)3/12/2013 23:45Tue Dec 3 23:45:01 2013In response to Claremont Road.Top of thread

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I'd rather they put a block of flats on it than the derelict pikey site it had become.

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Re: Claremont Road.

By Mallorca Don (legacy user)10/12/2013 19:26Tue Dec 10 19:26:56 2013In response to Re: Claremont Road.Top of thread

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If the development includes any new access roads it would be good if they could be named after some of the great players who have graced Claremont Road over the years. How about Haider Highway, Topp Terrace, Swannell Street or even Dowie Drive.

Unfortunately any new roads will undoubtedly be named after scumbag councillors who have lined the council’s pockets and completely destroyed the borough's football heritage.


Hendon FC @ Wembley - If the future looks bleak, relive the past

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Re: Claremont Road.

By Paul Butler (legacy user)12/12/2013 22:24Thu Dec 12 22:24:58 2013In response to Re: Claremont Road.Top of thread

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Superb idea, I know they did similar with the houses on Wimbledon's old ground, Whitmarsh Way would be my pick!

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