Had a couple of interesting chats on my annual trip back up north at the weekend for the derby match which, if true, means Belle Vue might not be dead yet, we just might need a while away. I spoke to two separate and unconnected people (though both move in circles that could hear about these kind of things) and it seemed quite open knowledge that the plan is now to give up Newmarket to the developer in return for them purchasing of the ground from the bank and the funding of new stands and hospitality put up in the place of the current ones, whilst the council are also prepared to purchase a piece of grassed land nearby and donate it to the club for use as a matchday car park. I don't know what area of land as i was told that wasn't decided yet. I can only think of the sports & social club nearby unless they are considering somewhere further out and a park and ride system? Could be way out on that though. Now whether it is old news and the superbowl and gym being bought by a property developer has made a mess of this i'm not sure but it didn't seem a big secret at the weekend. Anyway one to add to the rumours list.

From my understanding there is a "right of access" to belle view through the Super Bowl car park, not a "right of way" this means that whoever owns the super bowl land at this time has to allow access to the ground over it. It's easier to remove a "right of access" than a "public right of way" all that said I could be mistaken

They can't just block right of access everyone's getting paranoid

We have access to the ground from the Donny road turnstiles, they could quite feasibly erect fences to protect people from injury by erecting fences on the perimeter of their building plot.

I suppose for a sports stadium, there are two types of access. One is pedestrian, which can be accommodated with a ginnel. The other is vehicular, for team coaches, etc. That needs a lot more. If Belle Vue remains a rugby ground, I'm sure these things become part of the planning process. If it doesn't, it makes no difference either way, and you could build a pretty big estate on all that land, and with access onto Doncaster Road only, it could become decent real estate and distinct from Agbrigg.