Why should Yorkcourt be allowed to change the original agreement to recoup some of their investment? Surely they will still make an absolute packet on completion of all the other development.

Why is Sir Rodney on the side of Yorkcourt and not the public of Wakefield who want a successful team in the new stadium?

We have seen that just providing a stadium is not the be all and end all for a successful club - just look at Salford. The move has to be right for the club to be a force - otherwise there is no point in moving.

Charlie

I can't argue with anything you have just posted but I can help you with the time scale. We will only begin to think about a stadium once Box is no longer in power. Whilst ever he has control of our City he will do all in his power to make sure we get nothing.
When he eventually leaves then we may start to dream.

Wow!
This is a totally different project. Are the houses as well as or instead of distribution warehouses?
No mention of community sports facilities?
Is a charitable trust also a limited company?

This is a really sad thing to think about but maybe it's time we did leave Wakefield and go somewhere where there is a better council.

I have to say i agree, it is now blatantly obvious that there is never going to be a stadium built no matter what action we take. I think we better get used to Dewsbury for a while. There is zero chance of any progress to show the RFL so i've a feeling their patience will run out with us pretty soon even though it is not our fault.

Whatever you do don't request anything from that charlatan Mary Creagh. She ought to be charged with deception under the Trades Description Act. She is no more a Socialist than Margaret Thatcher was.
Although I live in Wakefield my MP is Hemsworth member, John Trickett. I'm sure he would show more interest in our plight than that champagne socialist.
After all it would be a community stadium for the use of Hemsworth residents also.