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Quote from: Chris Harte on Today at 09:46:24 AMSort of related to the redevelopment, but isn't it time that such an historic football club had it's own permanent museum on site?Apologies if this has been explained or covered elsewhere but it just strikes me as odd, especially as the club should be looking for additional income revenues.I've mentioned an Aston Villa hotel as well previously but I won't chunter on about that right now.Probably the best thing to do would be to have a Museum club with lots of memorabilia that could be used to fleece corporate types on matchday, then be a highlight of the stadium tour, which is #1 on ‘things to do in Birmingham’ on Tripadvisor.There is support for a high quality hotel on the allocated sites* outlined in the local growth plan published by the council. The Holte & Aston hotels also have potential. We sought planning permission to build one at the Holte End under Ellis, while the Aston Hotel has the advantage of having the Victorian hall next door that one might imagine could be part of such a scheme.The Aston Inn and Aston Tavern already offer rooms, not sure about the Witton Arms.*Allocated sites include that area that includes Legia Warsaw car-park, the Villa Chippy, the car-washes and the Majestic down to Witton Station. There are other allocated sites in the growth zone (other side of the Tame, Westwood Park etc.) but that’s the area in which the hotel is suggested.Apologies in advance (re:X) but it’s the only link I’ve got; these are the unrealised hotel plans:https://x.com/primetimeperry/status/1983611383972528539?s=46&t=GdM6cpVxe5IloByNCRheWA
Sort of related to the redevelopment, but isn't it time that such an historic football club had it's own permanent museum on site?Apologies if this has been explained or covered elsewhere but it just strikes me as odd, especially as the club should be looking for additional income revenues.I've mentioned an Aston Villa hotel as well previously but I won't chunter on about that right now.