I'd heard that it had been completed.

Is this an attempt to by pass the swear filter by any chance

Yes,Clarks have been bought out within the last 12 months but not by a major brewer as far as i am aware.

Snowie.. like the wording there pal ...9...Firkin ...... much better than .. 18 Month and Kilderkin Lane.

watch this space tbe second coming.

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Well the Newmarket development we'll be a perfect location for them to expand straight off the M62 and 1 junction from M1 prime location. The Kitwave Community Stadium.

It would certainly be in a good location and the stadium would certainly have a ring to it.

I think the sponshorship that I mentioned earlier was for either the North or East stand and would certainly be a coincidence.

I would drink to that

And, of course, the connection is that former director of Clark's, David Garthwaite, whose family owned the brewery, played for Trinity in the Sixties.

Remember him well.

H B CLARK is continuing to be run as an independent company, so it could be The H B CLARK Community Stadium.

Have heard tonight what could be further good news for the Newmarket community stadium regards H B Clark brewery proposed move to new premises at Newmarket. Apparently it's not just Clark's Wakefield city depot that is included in the move to Newmarket, also their FAM soft drinks site depot based in Robin Hood and another Clarks depot in the North are also been incorporated into new plans for the move. The total square footage involved is very large but i can't confirm the total so i won't speculate or give the figure i have been given. I would think though, if the Newcold build is finally included in the Community Stadium Newmarket site and the Clark's development does go ahead it won't be far off the trigger point.

Sadly the size is relatively small

How do you know? Are the plans in the public domain? I would have thought they would require a decent sized unit.

does anyone know how the area is worked out?. (ie. is it just the buildings area or the entire site footprint including car parks and HGV parking etc. ?)

From what i have been told of the square footage, i would not consider the size "relatively small" at all,and i worked in the building industry for a very long time.

About 16'000sqft?

Can it be 22thou sq metres wide please then do we get a ground

Hope you mean 16,000 m2

Is the funding for your stadium secured?

Ask Yorkcourt.

Is that a no then?

Like I said, ask Yorkcourt (or whatever name they're trading under now). The Council seem to be still offering £2m towards the project. If they don't then the trust and club will have to find to cash but the bulk will come from the developer. Whether they have it or not (or are willing to spend it) is a battle for another day.

Was it in planning conditions?

Supposed to have been, but they're all up in the air at the moment.

If it all goes to plan, then the requirements for the stadium are; (A) that the developer can build and occupy 60,000sq.m of industrial units before they build the stadium, and (B) that £2m must be contributed by council/trust/club towards the build.