Warwick Castle to Become a 'Theme Park'

[Lex]

There're no flies on the residents of Warwick: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...shire-29293001

[rebbonk]

I think this would be a step too far, unless done very discretely. Warwick is a lovely little market town with a wealth of history and culture that hadn't ought be destroyed by unnecessary commercial practices.

There're no flies on the residents of Warwick

But as my old mum used to say, "No, but you can see where they've been!"

[Shizara]

I absolutely agree with you rebbonk though the problem is, they might well begin discreetly, but would that be simply a 'leg in the door' so to speak and once in that door more will likely follow that is not quite so discreet? How long before the roller coasters, haunted rides and log flumes etc arrive?

[Lex]

Planning permission's been granted, we'll have to see what happens: http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/new...scheme-8584091