Again please don't take this as a pot shot but it's simple business practice to note the conversations, updates and actions from every meeting. Hindsight is a wonderful thing yes but come on this is one of the most basic requirements of business especially when dealing with the likes of Box and Yorkcourt
As for the trust continuing, that's great but yes the horse has bolted as it appears to most that the club/trust have been played.

Very disappointing. Of all the people I thought would do us good to have on board it was RW. Seems all may not have been as hoped.
All this ground business makes Watergate look very tame!

What a sorry state of affairs it has all turned out to be, can someone please close the gate as the horse seems to have bolted.

I have to fully agree with you, a public body WMDC a private enterprise and a charity meeting in relation to the potential allocation of millions of pounds for the public of Wakefield all aligned to planning permission and public land.

There are always points not for the minutes but how can the Council justify or defend not minuting meetings or keeping records if this is the case. Its unbelievable and possibly criminal from the point of view of Misconduct in Public Office if it transpires some ofvthe alleged goings on become fact. There must have been a focal point for the Council, it could get uncomfortable for someone or some people.

It will not get uncomfortable for the council at all, Box is in total control and he knows it. He is supported by a cowardly bunch of labour councillors who will not say a word against him because he has total control on everyone of them.

Remember this council has had absolute power since it was first formed in 1974 they have never been held to account about anything and it will always be that way, because they will always hold a massive political majority.

The way Peter Box has appeared many times in the media and the responses he has given to the council and its 106 obligation tells you all you need to know. The council fail to keep records , minutes of meetings and legal advice in respect of planning issues means nothing to the man he thinks he is untouchable.

Oh yes. We know exactly why he left and we will reveal all once we have our legal advice.

Is anything good going to come out of all this. ?.

Not taking it as a pot shot but with respect, contrary to the views of the odd one on here the Trust Board is not made up of Country Yokels who have just got off the bus. We have business people, an ex politician, a financial director and people with property and development expertise.

We were led by a Chairman who was a former Chairman of Wakefield Trinity, President of the RFL and who allegedly delivered Wembley Stadium, the King Power Stadium in Leicester and was the former head of World Snooker just to mention a few things on his CV.

We are a small not for profit Community Trust, not BP or ICI, where all the Board are focused on delivering a Community Stadium so why would there not be 100% faith in the Chair and other Board Members. It was only when we were becoming frustrated by failed proposals that as TRB says we smelled a rat and changed how things operated.

As I say hindsight is wonderful isn't it.

Didnt srw mention at the Cedar Court meeting that he owned some of the land at Newmarket.I remember a conversation that he had about a man walking a dog on there and he told him to get of his land.

Apologies - born out of frustration. You're right I wouldn't give up the time and your efforts are appreciated.

Not suggesting the result would have been different with others being on the trust but with others I can't help but feel that the entire episode has been one huge stitch up.

Aware you probably can't/won't answer this but..

What do you believe will be the outcome from all this? New stadium? Move elsewhere?

The club and the trust are separate entities with different priorities, it's entirely possible that the club will move out of the area and then if/when a community stadium is built move back. It's also possible that the club could move out of the city and never move back even if a community stadium was built

No need to apologise but we are all frustrated and the process has an effect of draining all your energy.

The big problem is that this Community Stadium was promised by Yorkcourt at a Public Inquiry in return for a planning consent on green belt land. There was also a promise of £2m from the Council and without the money and the promise of the stadium HM Planning Inspector would not have recommended that the SoS granted planning consent.

The responsibilty for ensuring that conditions laid down in planning consents lies with the Council as Local Planning Authority therefore the 2 parties that can make this happen are the Developer and the Council. Unfortunately the Council claim that the delivery of the stadium is nothing to do with them and that its a matter between the Club and the Developer and don't seem to accept that its their responsibilibity and we have a Developer who is going to do nothing unless he his forced to and the only party who can force him says its nothing to do with them. You can see what a problem we have.

What do I believe the outcome will be ? Just my opinion but I can see the Club leaving Belle Vue at the end of the season unless something dramatic happens. Again unless something dramatic happens, and there is a solution if the parties accept it, I can only see this going to the High Court and before anyone comes on here saying we have no grounds then thank God you are not our Lawyer.

For there to be a solution it has to be driven by the Council but as of now they claim its nowt to do with them.

There is a great deal more to this that cannot be revealed on here yet but I'm pretty sure it will.

Great response- thanks