Sorry if this is off the beaten track. I am in Wakefield South Ward. I am sure I read somewhere that prospective Conservative councilor Nadeem Ahmed is pro the New market development. Is this correct and does any one know where Norman Hazell stands on this issue.

I wouldn't vote for any politician on the assumption that they will help us get the stadium, there's far greater issues

I once ran over a politician
when the police came enquiring about his whareabouts I told them I'd buried his body.

"So the accident killed him then, he was dead" said the bobby

to which I replied
"Well he said he was OK but you know what lying Barstewards those politicians are"

Crap joke I know but it makes a good point, I would'nt vote for any of them based on pre-election promises.

Not living in Wakefield anymore, I don't know exactly where the Wakefield South ward is, but it sounds like the other side of the city to the Newmarket development, and so it is a cheap point to pick up, as most people in that ward, I would guess, are either indifferent, because it doesn't affect them, or in support, because of Trinity or jobs. I would hazard a further guess that the Wakefield South ward is somewhere around Agbrigg, and so assumes that most people would want the club to move.

Sounds like cheap electioneering to me.

I think he can be in favour all he likes but as said, he is not in the Stanley & Outwood East ward and unless he ends up on the planning committee, then it makes little difference overall. I think you will find, once the elections are done that most of the councillors will be broadly in favour.

In term of Stanley then we know Clive Hudson is in full support & Simon Wilson would appear to be broadly in favour but has been less vocal to date. Jacqui Williams has not expressed an open opinion as she currently sits on the planning committee and is likely to continue to do so if re-elected, so she has chosen to remain silent (as she really should) but my gut tells me she will vote in favour if she is still around when it goes to committee.

As for PPC's, both Ed and Anthony Calvert have been seen to be broadly in favour of the development, but once again when the election is over, would expect both of them to very openly support. As for the Lib Dem I have know idea, but as he stands no chance of getting in, in Morley & Outwood is does not really matter what he thinks!

im voting for the latitude party

my email from calvert says he is in favour of the stadium but not the development ! can't have 1 without the other .. but there is no way i could vote for a fool like balls!

I'm gonna vote for some tinpot party I think, just as a protest to the 3 similar, poor options we have at the mo.

On the local election front aren't the Conservatives expected to win control of the WMDCfrom Labour? This will see Box lose his position as Council Leader. YIPEE!

None of the big 3 parties for me I trust none, as for ED Balls I asked if he was going to support the last stadium, he gave me the impression he did not care, unless it cost him his job, so A no vote from me in Outwood for Labour, Cons or Lib..

i totally agree, as much as i'd love wakefield to get the stadium, i am staying well clear of the conservatives (due to education issues they are proposing)...

i realise that we live in a democracy so we have to put up with parties like BNP but i was shocked to see that this democracy extends to the postal address of this party for my ward being a well known wakey pub

Driving around Wakefield today I noticed quite a few lamp posts with both Labour and Tory ads on them lol. I can imagine 2 reps on ladders both putting them up at the same time putting the shoulder in. Mr Brown telling his troops to "get an elbow in there."

The BNP do carry a lot of promises that the majority seemingly want in the 'Death penalty,' 'Being very tough on crime,' 'Huge increase in Pensioner loyalty' and 'Immigration issues' but they are just the wrong people to carry them out.

I guess I shouldn't ask you to name it, but as they are the polar-opposite of my beliefs, I wouldn't want to drink there in case it contributed to their party funds!

I agree it would be unfair to name them on here but i agree they would not knowingly get my custom.

Thats not very tolerant of you

same pub where they had the rally on st georges day?

there you go......i think nathan brown told you exactly what to do with this lot! bnp.org.uk/2010/04/wakefield-bra ... -briefing/

there you go......i think nathan brown told you exactly what to do with this lot! bnp.org.uk/2010/04/wakefield-bra ... -briefing/

who won

balls by about 1100 votes

[url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/election2010/council/html/3780.stmCouncil Election result...[/url

3,059 + 6.8% Hemsworth
2,581 + 0.1% Wakefield
3,864 + 4.4% Cas, Normy & Ponty

Wakefield district voters voting BNP up on the National average of 1.2%

Isn't Ed Balls a Cas fan!! Says it all why he is not interested in your stadium

Ed Balls is an Ed Balls fan!

I see it's 'business as usual' at the Town Hall - in fact Labour gained an extra seat from the Indie's at Fev.

Now it's time to get them to back Newmarket!