Yes, indeed it is and that is the only conclusion that can be made at this time.

I just hope its all written down on a watertight signed piece of paper somewhere and isn't just effectively a 'gentlemens agreement'. Maybe i'm just cynical but after all the false dawns of the past i'm worried that this could well go the same way. We should look at alternatives just in case.

I think alternative plans are vital... this is still an inquiry process and the answer could be in the negative, I hope it won't be, but it could be!

I doubt there will be any written agreement.

Just a meeting of minds - Ted, Sir Rod, property developers (Yorkcourt, Langtree) and the other land owner/s.

That's right - Don't anyone forget even if the LDF ratifies the area to be employment land, the Stadium and MUGA will [ustill [/ube located on Green Belt.

But are they not permitted developments on Green Belt?

Absolutely Not -

"The MUGA being the one element of the scheme
which is appropriate given that it is classed as an essential facility for outdoor sport and
recreation. The associated development with the MUGA (seating area, changing area
and parking) is however is classed as inappropriate development."

The only things permitted are the 2 outdoor pitches - nothing else.

When you typed that, did a bit of wee come out?

no he's holding it in until December !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh dear, you don't need a meidcal journal to know thats not good news. Even Riggins must know that.

Poor bigalf!

Unlike most Castleford residents who let it trickle down the inside of their trousers and then carry on as if nothings happened, never mind though eh, only a month to wait till bathtime.