Well, the worst has happened and it looks like the work starts again in the New Year.

The only conciliatory words I have is that is highly likely that the Public Inquiry will go in Yorkcourt's favour, as 75% do, and I anticipate this will be no different.

The NIMBY's have won this battle but I still think they will lose the WAR... pun intended!

Call in letter here, if you really want to read it!

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Common Sense is the reason.

Common Sense is the reason.

The time has come to unviel what Plan B is I think.

Well, when we prove the NIMBY's objections wanting in the longer term it may or may not prove to be the case!

Certainly is and its going to need to be pretty impressive.

Although,im afraid today will end the club as we know it.

I fear that not only will it be our last season at Belle Vue,it will be our last season.

Terrible news, and i think we now have to work on plan B whilst the inquiry is in progress.

How long will the enquiry take and is there still a chance we can be playing at Newmarket in 2012?

I mean't common sense to hold a PI whatever the outcome.

I think so, I think the inquiry will move quite quickly but not before the applications, which leaves things very open ended for a franchise application!

Gutted for you guys and the benefits that MY council ward and city will lose out on!

My view as well TURFED OUT - after watching Wakefield since 1960 I am absolutely gutted. What is the point of this coming season when the franchise decision is now cut and dried. Despondent!!

I can sort of see where you are coming from and if the time frame was not against Wakefield, then the impact would only be a delay! As it is, it could mean the death of the Community Stadium scheme and all the NIMBY's will end up with is industrial units and the City loses out in sports facilities... simple as!

Unlucky guys. Must be gut wrenching. A move to Barnsley to be announced in the short-term then I guess?

Six months at the quickest and a year tops... probably!

Will the PI go the way of Yorkcourt, almost certainly, but will the stadium and community sports facilities survive... I really do not know the answer!

"the average for each stage of the process shows that an ‘average’ call-in case takes in the region of 56 weeks from being referred to the GO to a decision being issued by the Secretary of State."