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	Salford Advertiser - Stadium delay a threat to Reds future
		Salford City Reds say it’s unlikely the 22,000-capacity stadium will be ready for the start of the 2009 rugby league season as planned, due to a lack of firm interest in renting retail space at the new ground which would have financed its construction.
		Red City Developments had hoped by now to have sold a significant amount of retail space, but due to protracted talks with various companies they are considering selling part of the stadium to an equity fund so building work can begin at the Barton site.
		Permission was granted for a new stadium in November 2006 and it was hoped that construction would begin on site in September 2007, but Red City’s managing director Adam Thomas has revealed delays in negotiations have lead to a re-think in order to get the project back on track.
	www.salfordadvertiser.co.uk /news/s/228/228505_stadium_delay_a_threat_to_reds_future_.html (1018 words)

	Salford City Reds - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Salford were considered the leading club in the game during the 1930s, winning the Championship 3 times and having considerable success in the Lancashire League and Cup.
		Salford City Reds struggled in the 2002 season and Harrison was unable to keep the club in the (at the time) Tetleys' Super League, despite a good end to the season.
		Salfords' move to the proposed new City of Salford Stadium in Barton is due for review by the Salford City Council Planning Board on 17 November 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Salford_City_Reds (932 words)

	Barton, Salford, Greater Manchester - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Home to the worlds first swinging aqueduct, which carries the Bridgewater canal over the Manchester ship canal.
		Proposed location of the City of Salford Stadium, the new (propsed) home ground for the Salford City Reds Rugby League club, which is currently based at Weaste in Salford
		Home of the oldest flying club in Great Britain, Barton Aerodrome opened on 29th January 1930.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Barton,_Salford,_Greater_Manchester (107 words)

	Guardian \| Developers gamble on 'Las Vegas of north'
		Salford council says only one of the developers will be allowed to build the casino at Salteye Barton, near the Trafford Centre.
		Salford city council has signed a deal with the club which gives it first option to take up a 125-year lease on the site, part owned by the council and United Utilities, a water and electricity supplier in north-west England.
		John Merry, leader of Salford city council, denies the area is going to become "the new Vegas".
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4917431-103690,00.html (1045 words)

	Manchester City Football Club, MCFC, the City of Manchester Stadium, and Reebok City at SportCity
		A devastating fire at their Hyde Road ground in 1920 had completely destroyed the stadium and it was this event which prompted the teams move to a new purpose-built ground which was opened at Maine Road in Moss Side, Manchester in 1923.
		Rivalry between City ("the blues") and Manchester United ("the reds") are intense, and, though local football derbys are rare and regarded as virtual public holidays.
		The 48,000 seat City of Manchester stadium was first occupied by the Manchester City teams at the beginning of the season in August 2003.
	www.manchester2002-uk.com /sports/footballers6.html (644 words)

	Save Our Stadium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		SALFORD Reds chairman John Wilkinson says he will exit the club if their stadium plans are blocked and they are forced to leave the city.
		SALFORD Reds have distanced themselves from talk of a breakaway Manchester United, formed by fans opposed to new owner Malcolm Glazer, playing at the City of Salford stadium.
		SALFORD City Reds’ proposed new stadium will be a monument to the man who rose from humble beginnings to dedicate his life to the city he loves.
	www.salfordadvertiser.co.uk /features/135015_save_our_stadium.html (1839 words)

	Reds make a stand
		The City of Salford stadium will be one of the most visible landmarks in the area with nearly 200,000 people passing the site every day over the motorway bridge close to the Trafford Centre.
		The scheme, to regenerate 50 acres of land, is the result of a partnership between the city council, United Utilities and Red City Developments.
		Chairman of Red City Developments John Wilkinson said: "This is further proof that Salford is leading the way when it comes to innovative and exciting plans that benefit the city and its residents.
	www.manchesteronline.co.uk /news/s/55/55486_reds_make_a_stand.html (553 words)

	Forever Reds \| Salford City Reds Supporters Trust
		Salford City Reds want the new ground to be a standard bearer for disabled access and need your help to achieve this.
		The announcement was made by Salford City Reds at a press conference on Friday.
		Forever Reds website is hosted by Your Salford and designed and maintained by Lickle Media.
	www.yoursalford.co.uk /foreverreds (714 words)

	Manchester.com - News - Salford City Reds stadium given the go-ahead
		A brand new stadium for Salford City Reds rugby team is to be built, it has emerged.
		The new stadium, which will have a capacity of 22,000, is to be built near the Manchester Ship Canal at Barton.
		New Salford City Reds signing Michael Korkidas has told the Salford Advertiser that the team is in a position to win a major trophy within the next three years.
	www.manchester.com /news/story/17898324/Manchester_News/Salford_City_Reds_stadium_given_the_go-ahead.html (197 words)

	Runner's & Triathlete's Web Triathlon: Salford is England’s Triathlon City - Round 8 of the ...
		Salford, England: For immediate release: 30 July 2005: World class triathletes from 28 countries around the world have gathered in Salford, England for round 8 of the ITU Triathlon World Cup.
		Salford Quay, the venue for the event, is a newly constructed, modern residential and cultural area located around the 19th century shipping canals that were build to bring ocean-going ships into the heart of the industrial city of Manchester.
		Prime lines on the bike will be positioned directly in front of the stadium spectators to increase the intensity and interest of the event.
	www.runnersweb.com /running/news/rw_news_20050730_Salford.html (691 words)

	Eccles on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		SALT LAKE CITY, UT-- The Rice-Eccles Stadium at the Winter Olympic Opening Ceremony Friday February 8, 2002 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
		SALT LAKE CITY, UT-- The cauldron at the Rice-Eccles Stadium at the Winter Olympic Opening Ceremony Friday February 8, 2002 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
		The torch burns at the closing ceremonies in Rice-Eccles Olympic Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah, Sunday February 24, 2002.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/E/Eccles.asp (610 words)

	Client commends Arup on rugby stadium design \| Arup
		The City of Salford Stadium will be a dramatic asymmetrical building complete with a 210-room hotel.
		When Adam Thomas, Managing Director of Red City Developments set out to find a designer to help create an iconic stadium for Salford Rugby League club, he thought he was taking a leap of faith.
		Our reputation from working on the City of Manchester Stadium hadn’t escaped Adam’s notice either; he was impressed not just by its architectural excellence but the fact that we’d been able to apply so many different disciplines to it to make it possible.
	www.arup.com /unitedkingdom/feature.cfm?pageid=6624 (864 words)

	Manchester Revitalized (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Regeneration hasn't buried the history of this city, which lays claim to the first passenger rail line and the place where scientist Ernest Rutherford first split the atom.
		A myriad of history is scattered throughout the city: The John Rylands Library, the oak-panelled Chetham's library (opened in 1651, it's the oldest 'public' library), and even the majestic Town Hall, whose Victorian Gothic interior often doubles as a film set for London's Houses of Parliament.
		A tram ride from the city is Salford Quays, an urban regeneration project that converted run-down quays into a waterfront residential and leisure complex.
	www.travel-wise.com /europe/manchester (1030 words)

	Bradford Bulls - Super League Champions Official Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Stadium is situated at the end of the road.
		Gameday parking for pass holders is available in the Stadium Car Parks accessible via Stadium Road, while parking for non-pass holders is available on the Richard Dunn Car Park located directly opposite the stadium on the A6038 (Rooley Avenue).
		The airport is located to the North East of the city, approximately 11 miles from Odsal Stadium by road.
	www.bradfordbulls.co.uk /bb_fixture_full.asp?fixtureid=180 (1244 words)

	Revolution in Salford!
		Worsley (now part of the city of Salford) is hardly the kind of place you'd think of as the cradle of the industrial version of the Renaissance.
		As the canal approaches Manchester, there are close-up views of the Ship Canal and of Salford Quays, as well as a circuit of Manchester United's Old Trafford Football Stadium, before arriving at Castlefield Basin, and the end of the Bridgewater Canal.
		The web site is the culmination of a partnership project between Salford City Council and Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council which explored the history of the Bridgewater Canal, the Manchester Ship Canal, Manchester Docks and Trafford Park.
	www.salford.gov.uk /bridgewatercanal (533 words)

	Lots of Jokes - Olympic Bid
		The Olympic flame will be ignited by a petrol bomb thrown by a native of the city (preferably from the Moss Side area), wearing the traditional balaclava.
		The flame will be contained in a large chip van situated on the roof of the stadium.
		The stadium will be then boarded up before the local athletes break into it and remove all the copper piping and the central heating boiler.
	www.lotsofjokes.com /cat_275.htm (522 words)

	SkyscraperCity Forums - City of Manchester Stadium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In English football (if not elsewhere), the ends are where the hard core fans generally congregate (and yes, I'm aware that the main area at City's old ground, Maine Road, was the Kippax, along one of the sides) and where the best atmosphere should be generated.
		Which is a shame, because City fans are among the better fans in the Premiership.
		IMO it is one of the better examples of a stadium conversion, and much better than the Stadio Delle Alpi is and will be.
	www.skyscrapercity.com /showthread.php?p=4446123 (1155 words)

	Ananova - Sport - Salford City Reds
		Warrington consigned Salford to their eighth Super League defeat in a row, 37-18 the final score.
		Salford recall utility back Karl Fitzpatrick, who was rested for last week's trip to St Helens, as they host Warrington.
		Salford have signed Vinny Myler on loan from Super League champions Bradford and allowed Neil Lowe to rejoin his old club Featherstone.
	www.ananova.com /sport/index/story/story?keywords=Salford+City+Reds (272 words)

	Salford News - Headlines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		SALFORD council gave workers £600 of vouchers to do their Christmas shopping at the Trafford Centre - in the same week town hall bosses demanded more investment in the city’s failing shopping facilities.
		According to newly released primary school league tables, Salford’s 11-year-olds excelled in their Key Stage Two exams to match the national average for the first time.
		SALFORD is to launch a £125,000 charm offensive to persuade the BBC to set up its new HQ in the city.
	www.local-news.net /go/-2.288/53.546 (448 words)

	Manchester \| About the University \| University of Salford - A Greater Manchester University (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Salford is an integral part of Manchester and it has to be said that at present Manchester is the place to be.
		are the latest contributions to the artistic development of Salford and are examples of spectacular architecture.
		University of Salford, Salford, Greater Manchester M5 4WT, UK.
	www.salford.ac.uk /about/manchester (862 words)

	Councillor Info - Salford City Council
		Salford City Council have welcomed the government's decision to approve a new rugby stadium for Salford City Reds.
		Said Salford City Council's lead member for housing and planning Cllr Derek Antrobus: "This decision is a huge boost for the city, and we are delighted for the club and its supporters who have all waited for this day with so much anticipation.
		We note the inspector's comments about the benefits which will arise from developing a new stadium in the city, and the importance of sport as a driver for regeneration.
	www.councillor.info /salford/Default.aspx?pane=cp&md=contentview&mtype=news&itemid=14952&mid=27099 (205 words)

	Planning Portal - Salford City Reds stadium scheme powers ahead
		Salford City Reds stadium scheme powers ahead »
		Secretary of State, Ruth Kelly, has given the green-light for a major development anchored by a new stadium for Rugby League team Salford City Reds on land between the Manchester Ship Canal and Liverpool Road in Eccles.
		The proposals include a 20,000-seater stadium, hotel, exhibition and conference facilities, bars, a bulk non-food retail development.
	www.planningportal.gov.uk /england/professionals/en/1115314661722.html (163 words)

	Salford Quays, Trafford Centre, Manchester England
		At the Salford Quays Trafford area visitors will find 'The Lowry', hosting theatres, galleries and numerous art shows and the famed Old Trafford stadium, home of the most popular sports club in the world — the Manchester United Football Club.
		Hotels in the Salford Quays Trafford area offer visitors easy access to all area attraction as well as fast access to Manchester city center via the Metrolink.
		The Golden Tulip Manchester is a modern purpose-built hotel, situated on the waterfront at Salford Quays, adjacent to Manchester United's...
	www.redtek.net /manchester/hotels-salford-quays.htm (339 words)

	BLASTRAC EQUIPMENT USED AT COMMONWEALTH GAMES STADIUM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The 38,000 seater stadium will be the focal point for the Commonwealth Games in August and then the home of Manchester City FC.
		As part of the architectural detailing and a safety measure, all the concrete pedestrian walkways on the eight main towers include a textured strip.
		The floor preparation specialists choice, the Blastrac 2-20D is unusual in that it utilizes two powerful impeller wheels, which are mounted side by side for maximum impact of metal abrasive onto the concrete surface being prepared.
	www.surfacepreparation.com /PressRelease_display.asp?id=58 (262 words)

	silasng's Xanga Site
		i was brought everywhere in manchester city and salford by ronald, the most professional guide i've ever met...
		the city itself doesn't impress me as edinburgh does, but the tourists' attractions are great, particularly for first-time visitors like me...
		next, we went to 'the glasgow green', a grassland next to the city centre (the 1st pic), where 'the people's palace' and 'the winter garden' (they are connected, the 2nd pic) can be found.
	www.xanga.com /home.aspx?user=silasng (5571 words)

	Support for Salford City Reds new stadium Petition
		Red City Developments and Salford City Reds ask for as much support as possible in favour of their new stadium development in Barton, Salford.
		As such, signatures of support are needed from Salford City Reds supporters, Rugby League supporters, residents of the city of Salford and any other interested parties; to help give this project the final push it needs to be given the go-ahead.
		The new stadium's iconic design will be a centrepiece for the regeneration of the city and help put Salford on the map, by being able to host prestigious sporting occasions, events and concerts.
	www.petitiononline.com /m5tom30 (241 words)

	Rleague.com - Round 13 - Salford City Reds 18 l. Warrington Wolves 50
		Salford City Reds were left in serious relegation danger as they crashed to a 10-try defeat to Warrington Wolves in Cardiff.
		Salford's best move until then had ended when John Wilshere was pushed into touch by Gleeson but they finally got themselves on the scoreboard 12 minutes before the break.
		It was a rare moment of quality from Salford but the Wolves finished the first half on top as Briers again broke clear to set up Henry Fa'afili in the corner.
	www.rleague.com /db/content/81000/81932.php (907 words)

	Manchester, U.K., Metrolink
		One line operates from Bury, in north Manchester, through Manchester city centre to Altrincham in south Manchester, and the other from Manchester city centre west to Eccles, which whilst being part of Greater Manchester is part of the City of Salford.
		Stage three was planned to include new lines to Manchester Airport in the south of the city and Ashton-under-Lyne to the east, whilst the Network Rail line to Oldham and Rochdale in north-east Manchester would be converted to Metrolink operation.
		In stark contrast to the Salford Quays redevelopment, Weaste is a run-down industrial area with many derelict factories; opposite the station is the long-disused former Salford Corporation bus and tram depot.
	world.nycsubway.org /eu/uk/manchester.html (5324 words)

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