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search this site home ealing council faq (jun 2012) faq (mar 2013) latest information media references other publications interested groups brent river & canal society norwood green residents association warren farm radio fliers plans comments archives contact about statistics home what's your view.. follow @savewarrenfarm or @warrenfarm4qpr on twitter and air your views directly to those interested, or see the latest tweets here ! current status: objectors have 28 days to appeal latest court of appeal judgement in favour of ealing council granting qpr planning permission for training academy. qpr reduce budget for warren farm and submit new full planning application here with related documents here for download. looking to complete work by 2017 season. press article here campaign by save warren farm to nominate warren farm as an asset of community value, survey here . google presentation planning application can be found here related documents (on which the presentation on this page is based) are here you can officially comment here or in writing to ealing council planning dept advice on how to comment can be found here new planning description: "redevelopment of the site, following demolition of the existing buildings, to provide a first team training and academy facility for queen's park rangers football club, incorporating a two-storey, with basement, training centre building, a three-storey multi-functional operations building, to be built in two phases, an indoor hall building, a single storey maintenance building and single storey plant building, along with three first team pitches and eight academy / youth pitches, plus the re-provision of community facilities incorporating a single storey community building linked to the indoor hall (shared with qpr), with changing rooms, showers, wc's and social space and up to eleven football pitches, including one artificial pitch, and three cricket wickets. in addition, the development proposes associated developments including 263 permanent car parking spaces (plus overspill parking for a further 292 cars), flood lighting, boundary treatments, an additional vehicle and pedestrian point of access onto windmill lane, hard and soft landscaping and engineering works to re-grade the site to provide level playing surfaces (with site levels increasing in part by a maximum of 5m)" about warren farm sports centre warren farm sports centre is an open public space and categorised as metropolitan open land (mol policy 17.7 page 232) . it is ealing's largest sports ground, with up to 20 football pitches and six cricket pitches in summer being on well drained land. sports clubs were using the site mainly at the weekend. part of brent river park the site has a conservation area that runs alongside windmill lane from where little owls can be spotted. it is referenced several times in the ealing unitary development plan categorised as part of the brent river park nature conservation management area as well as having local and strategic viewpoints to the east. it is currently derelict, with limited maintenance and in use by local residents for recreational purposes with no official sports activities taking place. it was actively used by the following user groups: local residents (dog walking, exercise, cycling, kite flying, access to hanwell flight of locks and meadows) saturday and sunday league regional football clubs seasonal cricket tournaments tamil school sports association tournaments warren farm radio flyers the deal between qpr and ealing council the sports centre has seen better days and there is an immediate need for ealing council to reduce costs. ealing council have selected qpr football club as their preferred partner to develop the site for use as a category 1 football training academy (all part of the football associations eppp ) and community facility. indications are that qpr will invest in the region of £30 million into the site. the following facilities and services were proposed in 2012 as available to the community in the plans submitted to ealing council alongside the training academy: indoor hall covering 70m x 50m artificial playing surface marked for multi-sport use. community trust building attached to the indoor hall with changing facilities, wcs, offices, stores, first aid office, and multi-use indoor areas for community activities. community pavilion close to the outdoor community sports pitches with changing facilities, wcs, kitchen, social space and storage for equipment. 3 cricket pitches to club standards (clay loam wickets) when football not in use. 7 football pitches (92m x 55m) levelled, with sand root zone and automatic irrigation. 2 football pitches (54m x 36m) levelled, with sand root zone and automatic irrigation. 1 floodlit outdoor artificial outdoor adult football pitch (100m x 64m). 1 multi use games area ( muga ) accommodating 1 tennis / basketball court. new cycle path and footpath located behind the existing hedgerow on windmill lane together with additional native landscape planting along boundaries. parking for approx. 500 vehicles (including overspill of 250) and 400 bicycles. 24 hour security with cctv to protect the facilities from vandalism and theft. a community trust charitable organisation to implement a community development plan and operate the community facilities. shuttle mini-bus service linking to public transport hubs. an improved and safer main entrance off windmill lane together with a controlled pedestrian/cycle crossing. qpr will be responsible for constructing, maintaining, repairing and operating the facilities for as long as they hold the lease at no expense to ealing council (or the tax payer) who will retain the freehold and keep the site as metropolitan open land. an advisory panel has been established and meets every 3 months with representation from local resident groups, community groups, qpr community trust, ealing council and sporting governing bodies to provide on going consultation before and during operation of the facility and to develop a community plan for the facility. members of the advisory panel toured the site on april 22nd 2013 with representatives of qpr, ealing council and local safer neighbourhoods policing team. community response during public consultations a number of responses have been expressed, both positive and negative. the list below is not exhaustive, please get in touch if you wish to add anything here: investment is welcomed and improvements to the sporting facilities are long overdue, how else would the council be able to find the money needed to build anything similar. it's shameful that ealing council have let the site be run down to the extent that it is now forced into a private deal to regenerate it. the area is completely open to the public today albeit on an informal basis, but will be restricted by two-thirds as a result of the proposals with fencing and security preventing access. hanwell residents in particular would be required to walk around the site and gain access via the new main entrance on windmill lane since no provision will be made to access the site from any other point. the building heights and scale do not fit with the mol / green belt status of the area, even after the reduction of 1.2m the indoor hall stands 15.75m (51ft) above ground level at the highest point of the site which is already on a slight hill within the borough and visible from many surrounding points. the design of the buildings when compared with other football academy designs or sports hubs in similar mol areas does not respect the local environment. other academy designs have sunk some of the buildings below ground level to minimise the impact. no attempt has been made by the architects for qpr to do this. fears that traffic will increase and cause overspill parking taking away local resident parking spaces the boundary fencing will be high and obtrusive. public consultation has not been proactive and only on 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