The idea of giving QPR (a commercial organisation, let's not forget)the use of Warren Farm for 200 years at a peppercorn rent in return for a few changing rooms and sporting facilities for the use of locals (with QPR's permission) seems to me to lack any logic at all. If QPR wanted a 20 year lease for a reasonable sum (say £10 million in total) that would be far more agreeable.  Ealing Council have just given them this land on a plate for very little return. There is very little available land in the borough for public purposes such as building new schools and public housing. If somebody offered you a new garden shed in return for using your garden for the next 200 years would you think that was a good deal?

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
WARREN FARM	23/06/16 11:44:00	Michael Wale
Re:WARREN FARM	23/06/16 21:56:00	Colin Goodman
Re:WARREN FARM	15/07/16 06:05:00	Colin Goodman
Re:Re:WARREN FARM	16/07/16 11:30:00	Declan Devine
Re:Re:Re:WARREN FARM	16/07/16 12:20:00	Luke Deslas
Re:Re:Re:Re:WARREN FARM	16/07/16 13:48:00	Declan Devine
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:WARREN FARM	16/07/16 14:10:00	Luke Deslas
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:WARREN FARM	16/07/16 14:15:00	Declan Devine
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:WARREN FARM	16/07/16 16:13:00	Luke Deslas
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:WARREN FARM	17/07/16 00:19:00	Colin Goodman
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:WARREN FARM	17/07/16 13:07:00	Thelma Leach

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