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CONSULTATION REPORT: NOVEMBER 2014


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TRANSFORMING OLD OAK

BACKGROUND:

QPR have been in Hammersmith and Fulham for more than

100 years, however Loftus Road is the smallest stadium inthe Premier League.

QPR need to move but do not want to leave their local area

they want to stay in Hammersmith and Fulham.

Old Oak is the only realistic location for QPR to move to

and has been identified as a regeneration priority.

Successful regeneration schemes need a beating heart to

make them work. QPR will make Old Oak more than justdormitory housing estates.

This consultation provides an opportunity for local residents

and club supporters to have their say at an early stage.


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CONSULTATION SUMMARY

This is a consultation to provide the opportunity for residents of the London Boroughs; Hammersmith and Fulham, Ea

and Brent and QPR fans, to have their say on the emerging plans.


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PUBLICISING THE CONSULTATION

55,000 newsletters.

Press adverts in the Brent and Kilburn Times,

Hammersmith and Fulham Gazette and Ealing and

Acton Gazette.

A dedicated project website www.new-queens-

park.co.uk

Email address.

7,000 feedback forms distributed at the home game

against Stoke City.

A public exhibition held over six days.

There has been nearly 3,000 responses to date.

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PRESS COVERAGE

Over the last ten months the club has released several press statements and releases regarding the consultation whi

has received widespread local and national coverage.


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PROJECT WEBSITE

Total 28,634 visitors to date.

Project website www.new-queens-park.co.uk


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DO YOU AGREE WITH OUR VISION FOR OLD OAK?

Do you agree with our vision for

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Yes - with reservations

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DO YOU THINK THIS IS THE RIGHT LOCATION FOR A NEW

QPR STADIUM?

Do you think this is the right loc

stadium?

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WOULD YOU AGREE WITH NAMING THE DEVELOPMENT NEW

QUEENS PARK?

Would you agree with naming th

Queens Park?

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Yes


No

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DO YOU HAVE ANY OTHER COMMENTS ABOUT OUR PLANS?

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SAMPLE CONSULTATION RESPONSES

General Support

Hope you manage to bring this much neededdevelopment to life in this area near to where I grew up

Wholeheartedly support. It will be fan

and the regeneration will also be

community and wider region. Forward

scale that links to wider transport aprojects shou

Superbly located in the community where the club's

future means the most, the development will bring pride

and enhancement on many levels to the lifestyles of thelocal people


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Stadium Design

As previously documented the new stadium needs the

atmosphere/acoustics and close proximity to the pitch asLoftus Road

I think a 40,000 seater stadium is too

be built to accommodate maybe 30,00

adding on another 10,000 if required la

I think the development will benefit the club massively if

the stadium is not too large for football at our level,

maintains atmosphere and can be multi purpose


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The Name: New Queens Park

I agree that New Queens Park is a suitable name for thenew development

The name for the stadium should bebut the club should keep the name Que

I think it's a great idea. But the ground has to be namedafter past and present players and ideas

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Community Impact

It's a wonderful plan and the sooner it can happen thebetter, as we desperately need a new stadium regardless

of which division we're in. The plan for the surrounding

area is also innovative and will create many benefits and

opportunities for everyone living nearby

The vision would need to incorp

redevelopment for the Old Oak area a

fancy new stadium. I would alscrime/security, noise and congestion s

the plans

This should be a proper community football club with a

heart and soul - with cheap tickets, safe standing andgood travel connections

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Public Transport

Transport links are vital for success of project. Location

looks perfect for train links, but with many QPR fans living

outside London, access from M4 and M40 is key andsufficient car parking capacity is needed

I think that the transport imp

exhaustively thought through. Growin

know how conge

The viability of the plan seems to have significant

dependencies on the transport infrastructure beingdelivered fully and successfully

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CONSULTATION SUMMARY

Of the 2,856 responses received:

2,524 (90%) said yes or yes with reservationswhen asked if they

agree with our vision for Old Oak.


thought if this is the right location for a new QPR stadium.


agreed with naming the development New Queens Park.

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NEXT STEPS

The first phase of consultation for New Queens Park is now closed.

The feedback will be reviewed in the coming months, before more detailed plans are presented back to the commun

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ANNEXES

Annex 1: The Work of QPR in the Community Trust

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The Evening Standard

24 October 2014

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New Queens Park Consultation Report Presentation 19 November (Low Res)[1]