Ground for Concern? ; Hearts Expected a Verdict On Plans to Rebuild Tynecastle Back in May, but It Looks Like They'll Be Waiting Until Next Year. While the Delay May Be a Good Sign, It's Doing Little for a Club Under Scrutiny

Mail on Sunday › October 12, 2008

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HEARTS will almost certainly have to wait until next year before learning whether their planning application for the proposed [pounds]51million redevelopment of Tynecastle has been successful or not.

The City of Edinburgh Council received the club's proposals back in January but are not ready to make a decision on whether Hearts can proceed with the ambitious plan to build a new main stand as part of an expansion which would also introduce a hotel, residential space and sundry facilities to the stadium.

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Ground for Concern? ; Hearts Expected a Verdict On Plans to Rebuild Tynecastle Back in May, but It Looks Like They'll Be Waiting Until Next Year. While the Delay May Be a Good Sign, It's Doing Little for a Club Under Scrutiny

A target date of May was initially set for the council's planning committee to deliver its verdict. That date has since been pushed back and, with no sign of the issue being placed on the agenda for the planning committee's next sitting on December 4, council sources admit the...

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