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Orders of the Day — Shrewsbury and Atcham Borough Council Bill [Lords] (By Order) (23 Feb 1984): Mr Derek Conway: ...football club was prepared to see that space go. The ground was regarded by the West Mercia police and the fire authorities as important for crowd control and to the way in which visitors to the Gay Meadow ground are dealt with. There is a slight dilemma in the opposition view, put forward by the football club. The Bill has been examined in detail in the other place. I am sure that many...
Orders of the Day — Shrewsbury and Atcham Borough Council Bill [Lords] (By Order) (23 Feb 1984): Mr Derek Conway: ...Gentleman for raising that matter. He does not often get his facts wrong, but sadly on this occasion that is the case. The chief superintendent did not write a letter following the exercise at the Gay Meadow practice ground. That was a report written by one of the directors of the footbal club and photocopied and circulated on that day.
Orders of the Day — Shrewsbury and Atcham Borough Council Bill [Lords] (By Order) (23 Feb 1984): Mr Derek Conway: ...detail about the car parking facility. The second paragraph of the letter of 20 February states that is is possible to park 35 coaches in the area. One of the highest gates achieved at Gay Meadow in recent times was 11,000 for the recent Ipswich match. That is considerably more than the average gate enjoyed by the club, yet only 13 coaches were on the practice area during that major...

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