assuming all gets passed, how soon before a spade goes into the ground?

is there a clause that says the warehousing has to be done and filled first?

(i know this is old ground, but i've forgotten).

Lets get it passed first no doubt the planning will state stadium build ASAP as part of the accepting the whole project

As far as I recall, the timescales will be prescribed in a section 106 agreement; from memory, I don't think the warehousing has to be built per se, but I think the industry expression is 'built-out,' which I think means having an end-user signed up and ready to occupy. There was some suggestion that agreements were already in place with some end-users, but I don't know if that's set in stone.

I'm sure one of the SWAG bods will correct the bits I've got wrong!

Funny that as you'd think Richard Wright and Cas would be singing from the roof tops if that was the case and not a peep being heard, neither can I find a press release from Opus to confirm this, pure (further) speculation again

Personally I thing the LDF plane will go through in time for the SoS to make a decision to coincide with it therefore justifying both decisions

Which generally means, there's a possibility of a positive outcome in the near to not so distant future. Good luck to you, nothing better than having two successful clubs in modern stadia (fingers crossed for us too) in the district

So just more rumour and conjecture then
Glad that's been cleared up

The latest unemployment stats for our area released today means we need projects like Newmarket ASAP

You are so right, but this government and this council should have noticed that we need the jobs that it will create, its not like its just happened in the last week or so.

Then again the ones who hold the keys to all this have jobs and don't really care.

Anyway fingers crossed.

But on a positive note, the Jeremy Kyle TV audience figures will go up!!!!