Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Sun Jul 16, 2017 10:21 pm  

M62 J30 TRINITY wrote:

The council for allowing York Court to make milllions from green belt land without providing the community facilities that allowed the development in the first place. Also us for being too nice towards the people who have failed to keep promises whilst making millions. If we have to move out of the City of Wakefield or lose our SL franchise because of them these people need to face the consequences of their actions. Why are Wakefield council letting them get away with it?

Very good question.

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Sun Jul 16, 2017 10:25 pm  

[quote="Sandal Cat"]Very good question.[/quote

I have tweeted them asking as the LA what they are going to do about YC changing the whole deal so they can make more and deliver less but don't expect a reply

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Sun Jul 16, 2017 10:27 pm  

Sandal Cat wrote:

Very good question.

Could you put any kind of estimate on how much Yorkcourt could make from the site over a certain period of time? Is it enough for them to play ball if the council grew a pair and said "Right, you're not building anything else until we get a proper agreement."

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Sun Jul 16, 2017 10:40 pm  

We have only 14 days left [until July 31st]to provide a watertight plan to the RFL regards Stadium. Does anyone think it possible to do this with all that has been going on in the last few weeks. Trinity's Super League future is at risk even though we have had probably our best season in SL, i just don't have the words to express how i feel, i am gutted, angry, to think we Wakefield citizens and Trinity supporters are on the verge of losing our only top class professional sports club.

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Sun Jul 16, 2017 10:47 pm  

jakeyg95 wrote:

Could you put any kind of estimate on how much Yorkcourt could make from the site over a certain period of time? Is it enough for them to play ball if the council grew a pair and said "Right, you're not building anything else until we get a proper agreement."

More than enough to build a stadium but it looks like they want it all.

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Sun Jul 16, 2017 10:50 pm  

[quote="Tricky2309"]

We would be happy with them changing the deal if a condition of that was they built a stadium by 2019. That was what we thought Peter Box meant when he said the Council would negotiate a perfect deal for us just like they did for Castleford, not the crock of poop they have put to us.

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Mon Jul 17, 2017 12:09 am  

Sandal Cat wrote:

More than enough to build a stadium but it looks like they want it all.

Not quite. I think someone other than Yorkcourt wants some of it too.

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Mon Jul 17, 2017 6:57 am  

Can Yorkcourt legally renege on this scheme as easily as that? surely you can't just hoodwink the local council, the Secretary of State and the general public on such a scale as this and get away with it!
It's time the gloves came off and the whole fraud exposed!

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Mon Jul 17, 2017 7:08 am  

Trinity1315 wrote:

Can Yorkcourt legally renege on this scheme as easily as that? surely you can't just hoodwink the local council, the Secretary of State and the general public on such a scale as this and get away with it!
It's time the gloves came off and the whole fraud exposed!

Yorkcourt can demand all they want but they will only get it if the council agree.

The real problem is the council they are quite prepared to sit back and allow yorkcourt to do as they please. If the council did their public duty and represented the people that pay their wages and voted in their political leaders there would be none of this.

The rot set in when the CEO and her deputy had a meeting in secret with Walker and made the massive concession to yorkcourt that Newmarket would not contribute to trigger point. This meeting was not minuted and a freedom of information request has revealed there is no written or recorded record why this was allowed to happen. IT ALL F'IN STINKS !!!!!

Re: Statement from Wakefield & District Community Trust : Mon Jul 17, 2017 7:31 am  

So a question for sandal cat... what are or options now? And what are the chances of court action?