That document is a joke; typically for NIMBY's, their argument is flimsy, badly constructed and uses a carpet-bombing approach to try to raise as many objections as possible, however tenuous.

It will be very interesting what appears on the horizon when all of the dust has settled after the political war fare.

Barton Wilmore - their services will cost a few bob. I wonder who's paying?

To quote an old legal maxim:
If you're strong on the law, argue the law.
If you're strong on the facts, argue the facts.
If you're strong on neither, bang on the table.

Bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. That's all I can hear.

Myself and Yorkcourt's barrister were having the same conversation just the other day... we have a good idea... but don't know for certain!

I'm working with two separate planning specialists at the mo and I can say with certainty that whomever is paying, will be paying through the nose.

I would also suggest that whatever they're paying is too much, if that document is the best they can come up with.

Working for a bus company I know this to be true, if arriva think they will get business they will put buses on.

Great to see a well organised and well attended demostration outside the Wakefield Town hall.Well done to every one who attended, it was done with the right attitude and decorum. Sat in the public gallery for 30 mins listening to Sir Rodney converse with the goverment inspector and objectors. I think the Wakefield City will win the Wakefield war of political debate. Mr Wakefields points of view appear to be of a selfish nature just like Mr Wrights Letter. 2 x wrongs dont make a right,so therefore conclude Mr Wright is wrong.

Round one of the political fight looking positive.Ding Ding get ready folks for round two. I do hope all the storys are true re all the wild life and otters or are they a fabricated fantasy.

Does anyone know how the Newmarket project began?

John Alott spoke well today at the enquiry in support of the Newmarket development any one who can spare any time tomorrow i would appeal should go along and listen for 30mins and show your support quietly. Well done John.

Ihope to be there approx 2pm it would be nice to have a bit of company.

Hi all, this is my first ever post so please be nice. Tracked this forum for the last couple of years hoping to get an update on the current news relating to wakey, I find many posts interesting and some very comical. Its good though that there is a medium for us all to share our views.

Am particulary interested in the current public inquiry due to being a wakefield supporter and my future career aspirations (I am currently completing my degree in sports business). Am hoping to come along tomorrow to view some of the day and gain some experience in the process etc.

Apologies if this is posted elsewhere but just a few questions:
Does anyone know the process of being allowed into view? where do I need to be and at what time? is there a dress code? and the topics to be discussed?

Thanks
Wrenstudent