This masterplan has been published on Hertsmere Borough Council s website indicating what could lie ahead for Bushey Hall Golf Club A 33,000-seater carbon zero football stadium could be built on a golf course within the next five years, according to a planning document. Detailed first stage proposals to transform Bushey Hall Golf Club have emerged, most notably providing a new home for Watford Football Club. Earlier this week, it was revealed the private owners of Bushey Hall had put forward their site for redevelopment as part of Hertsmere Borough Council’s local plan. The plans over two phases for a new football stadium, arena, hotel, cinema and more were released in a council meeting – but now a new planning document has revealed much, much more about what
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Peter Morgan takes a look at the short lived Watford Stadium halt, and asks was it a white elephant, or innovative solution? It is 1982, and Watford Football Club has reached the top division of English football for the first time, just as football hooliganism has become an epidemic. Watford were to find that instead of a few dozen away supporters turning up at Vicarage Road to support Southport or Hartlepool, thousands of followers from the likes of Manchester United and Liverpool would be descending on our corner of Hertfordshire.
Terry Scott performs the opening of Watford Museum on March 14, 1981 There is no place that encapsulates Watford s past and present more than the town s museum - and it celebrates its 40th birthday today. Housed in the former offices of Benskins Brewery, the museum was opened by Terry Scott on March 14, 1981 when he was at the peak of his fame in the sitcom Terry and June. Born in Watford and educated close to the site of the museum at Watford Fields Junior School and Watford Grammar School for Boys, the late actor and comedian was the ideal choice to perform of the opening of what is now a Visit England accredited museum.