Question for TRB please. On the other Cas Forum they seem to infer that a piece of land to the value of GBP 2m has been given to them to sell - apparently they were given an initial piece of land but it had too many planning restrictions so they were given the alternative.

My question is, I thought the land was only to borrow money against not to sell, has this changed.

Oh and a second question are the Community Trust still being given the same as Cas?

It may be that Cas have negotiated an improved position, but I would see that as being a good thing for us, as we could then use the 'equal' bit to our advantage for once! I think that answers both questions - sort of!

Cleaned and trashed.

Carry on

If you've not sent an email of support for Newmarket to your local councillor get it done, only takes 5 mins, In under weeks its the most important date in the clubs proud history, everybody needs to do their bit.

TRINITY FOREVER

I got some very positive responses from Cllrs Manifield and Cummins.

What did they say?

KEEP THEM COMING FOLKS NOT LONG NOW UNTIL FRIDAY !!!!

I've had replies from David Hopkins and Monica Graham. David is on the Planning Committee so was unable to comment but Monica said she was very much in support of the development. If all the Conservitive members on the Committee feel the same we are about half way to a positive outcome.

I got a reply from Susan Lodge saying that the Conservative Group supported the application. This was in addition to earlier replies I'd had from the two Labour Councillors I mentioned in an earlier post.

I'm unable to make it on Friday. There's no way I could get time off.
Could always bring the class down???


Not really the look we're going for!!

beg to differ, on the day we had was outside protesting outside the town hall a local school fetch a classroom of kids down that day, well behaved as well

I believe we have a plan Snowmeister, will text tomoz.

I'd honestly love to and if I were teaching in Wakefield I would have pushed for more than my class to attend. But as I'm out in Rhinoland I don't think the head would agree!

OT: TBF Most kids are well behaved and ordinarily even children with behavioural issues tend to "magically" improve outside the school/classroom setting.