They have given the date when the funding will be reviewed again, it is either june or july next year and funding will only be available to both clubs as long as both clubs are still in SL. I dont know how to put the link on but it is on the official cas tigers web site.

Castleford's trust was set up a few years back iirc and includes Castleford Tigers, Waystone and WMDC.

I think that's correct, I seem to remember something like that being set up.

In answer to that all i could say is you would have to ask Richard Wright, I would imagine the trust is suitable to accept the funding but I am not in a position to say for sure.

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Cas have the Tigers Trust.

I wouldn't imagine it wouldn't be suitable to be honest, or Wakefield would have done the same and not set up the 'Stadium Trust' , but Gazemous could right in that another one already does exist that Cas can use.

Ask Richard Wright... you are catching on Tigerman10!

If you email him he always answere you, the only problem is if you repeat anything he puts in his reply on pages like this nobody believes you anyway. it's a bit of a no win situation

Yes mate, that's the one I was referring to (the trust mentioned on the Cas website). Similar to the Wakefield Wildcats Community Trust, as far as I can see. Both have direct links to the respective clubs and are therefore different to the Wakefield Community Trust.

But that is a community trust set up to deliver specific things to the community, exactly like Wakefield's, but the 'Stadium Trust' is a separate entity so I would think Cas either have something similar already, but not really mentioned it to date, or they need to set one up to access the funding to make everything legal and above board.

In answer to the question about partial use of the funding I think it may relate to this; www.wakefieldexpress.co.uk:80/ne ... s_1_974313 So they havnt used any of the money just a guarantee against it.

In answer to the question about partial use of the funding I think it may relate to this; www.wakefieldexpress.co.uk:80/ne ... s_1_974313 So they havnt used any of the money just a guarantee against it.

Just about spot on KK. The Community Trust needed WMDC to guarantee a loan to cover the planning costs (think it may have been from Co-op Bank rather than Bank of Scotland - but that bit doesn't really matter).

The £2m is the value of land being made available to both schemes to assist in gaining the necessary funding. Once planning has been granted the Community Trust will pay off the loan guaranteed by WMDC using the funding obtained for the stadium development.

If the planning is refused the council will have to pick up the tab for the loan for the planning costs.