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  STATEMENT TO REC TRUSTEES
(JUN 2007)
 
     
  REC TRUSTEE LEGAL ISSUES
(JAN 2007)

 
     
  PRESS STATEMENT:
BATHSPORT SUPPORTS ‘KEEP BATH RUGBY AT THE REC’ CAMPAIGN
(07/11/06)

 
     
  The future of the Bath Recreation Ground:
Bath Sport submission to the Strategic Review - October 2006
 
     
 

Bath Chronicle
17 October 2005.
VISION FOR FUTURE OF REC

 
     
  BathSport
Public Meeting at Pavilion, 30 September 2005.
Summary notes
Question and answer session
 
     
  Bath Chronicle 1 October 2005
Rec revolution – consortium warns city risks missing out on benefits of Olympics if it can’t agree
 
     
  Bath Chronicle Comment - 1 October 2005
Extra time in debate on Rec
 
     
  Bath Chronicle – 30 august 2005
Opponents must make a real case
 
     
  Bath Chronicle – 27 August 2005
Consortium backs bid to redevelop ground
Businessman shows his support but warns of political and legal restrictions
 
     
  Bath Chronicle – 22 August 2005
Rugby sustainable in Bath city centre
 
     
  Bath Chronicle – 19 August 2005
Get on with Rec plan as soon as possible
 
     
  Bath Chronicle – 29 July2005
Rec stands come under pressure
 
     
  Bath Chronicle – 28 July 2005
Rugby is a vital party of the city
 
     
  Bath Chronicle – 28 July 2005
Bath facing Rec dilemma
 
     
 

The Bath Chronicle – Editorial Comment – 22 July 2005
A bold vision of wide-open space

 
     
  Bath Chronicle – Sporting dream for the heart of Bath  
     
  Bath Chronicle – 22 July 2005
Time to fulfil the potential
 
     
  Bath Chronicle – 22 July 2005
‘We must get away from the idea that we want just rugby’
 
     
  Bath Chronicle – 22 July 2005
Chainsaws provoked birth of group
 
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Bath Chronicle – 22 July 2005
Time to fulfil the potential – by Ben Murch

The man who is likely to lead Bath’s involvement in the Olympics says it is time to sort out the Rec so it fulfils its potential.
University of Bath director of sport Ged Roddy said he hoped London’s success in its bid to host the 2012 Olympics and the knock-on effect for Bath would lead to an improvement of sporting facilities in the city.
He said: “This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity. There has been a lot of talk about regeneration of the Rec and what to do with the Sport and Leisure Centre in Bath. Now is the time to grasp these issues and deal with them. We will never have a better opportunity and if we waste it, we will let down a generation of young people.”


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