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Who we are …
This is a local initiative that is good to go and subject to community involvement.
The Forward Plan:
“Land disposal: former Indoor Swimming Pool site, Scarborough”
17 May 2022 …. Page 5…
https://democracy.scarborough.gov.uk/documents/s109582/2294%20Cabinet%20.
Innit, to Win It
“28 Jun 2022
“North Bay Masterplan : Adoption of a strategic masterplan template for the future regeneration and development of the North Bay area”:
28 Jun 2022
“Scarborough Towns Fund: Scarborough Fair : Project Delivery
Allocation of budget for project on receipt of Town Fund. To enter into contract for further development, design, contract administration and works. Allocation of staffing resources and management arrangements. Agreement on for contractual agreements for Music and Sports Festival with commercial operator. Agreement with existing operators/tenants.””
“Some might remember Corner Cafe, or the cherry red chairlift that would take you from Scarborough’s North Bay up to the fun-filled park on the hill. It was known for the huge dinosaur models that were dotted around the grounds, as well as a huge range of amusements from a rollercoaster to fun fair, dodgems and even crazy golf.”
https://www.gazettelive.co.uk/news/nostalgia/remembering-mr-marvels-lost-scarborough-23671207
The North Bay consultation interpretation and the Sale of the Old Pool site has been brought forward to May’s Cabinet.
Sadly, as per ‘everyone else’ we have had more important ‘issues’ to deal with …
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Mebbe, Alpamare could do with some Solar Panels…
“The borough council has employed a team of consultants to develop the proposals, they were tasked with focussing their study on the areas formerly incorporated within the Sands. The consultants were also instructed to consider the wider context of the North Bay including the complimentary site of the former indoor pool, and connectivity both physically and strategically to the wider town area, Peasholm Park and Glen, Scalby Mills and North Bay coastline, the South Bay and the town centre.”
Biodiversity.
North Bay Action Group 