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So if the Bees have to ground share with Leicester for example next year, how will that work with a fixed race night.

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So if the Bees have to ground share with Leicester for example next year, how will that work with a fixed race night.

Shouldn't be a problem as there will be 2 nights. Leicester will obviously get the choice.

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Shouldn't be a problem as there will be 2 nights. Leicester will obviously get the choice.

 

Forget Leicester, they have a lot of worries of their own..

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I just dont understand how they are so confident they will be building on brandon. No application has been put in yet and may not get agreed? For sure its very hard to get permission for anything in this area. Even a small development over the road at garden centre was refused?

And what happens if planning for houses is refused? Surely permission would be needed to just demolish the current site. Are the hangers not protected in some way.

And the proposed new build being an eco site sounds like it would push up costs. Cant see those being met. If sandhu wanted return on investment by selling brandon why put money in a new build that would see him long gone from this world before it started to make profit.

Hope the bees and stox find a way to keep going but im not hopeful from what ive read so far.

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I just dont understand how they are so confident they will be building on brandon. No application has been put in yet and may not get agreed? For sure its very hard to get permission for anything in this area. Even a small development over the road at garden centre was refused?

And what happens if planning for houses is refused? Surely permission would be needed to just demolish the current site. Are the hangers not protected in some way.

And the proposed new build being an eco site sounds like it would push up costs. Cant see those being met. If sandhu wanted return on investment by selling brandon why put money in a new build that would see him long gone from this world before it started to make profit.

Hope the bees and stox find a way to keep going but im not hopeful from what ive read so far.

Unless it is listed (which is why that became an issue at Oxford) demolition does not require planning permission.

 

The problem for any property developer is that as you point out considerably smaller developments have been turned down because of lack of road infrastructure. My guess is that any prospective developers will get permission only when they provide a large contribution towards upgrading the road network.

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Track share will not work just ask the Cradley promotion

It works perfectly.

Obviously in the short to mid term.

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Unless it is listed (which is why that became an issue at Oxford) demolition does not require planning permission.

 

The problem for any property developer is that as you point out considerably smaller developments have been turned down because of lack of road infrastructure. My guess is that any prospective developers will get permission only when they provide a large contribution towards upgrading the road network.

Demolition does not require planning but it needs permission from the council to carry it out also the stands at Coventry are mainly asbestos by the look of them this can cause problems as well

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One for the Bees promotion, was we asked to compete in the World Speedway League event in Berlin? The reason I ask is we were losing finalists in 2014 and Kings Lynn got the spot for finishing 2nd yet in 2015 we finished 2nd but Belle Vue got the spot? Wasn't this pushed forward by Matt Ford and now doesn't even want to compete in it?

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One for the Bees promotion, was we asked to compete in the World Speedway League event in Berlin? The reason I ask is we were losing finalists in 2014 and Kings Lynn got the spot for finishing 2nd yet in 2015 we finished 2nd but Belle Vue got the spot? Wasn't this pushed forward by Matt Ford and now doesn't even want to compete in it?

Because it wasn't financially viable. Next question.

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Because it wasn't financially viable. Next question.

But it was for Kings Lynn and Belle Vue.

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But it was for Kings Lynn and Belle Vue.

Was it ? If we cannot do it whether it was assets and affordabillty then nobody else would.

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Was it ? If we cannot do it whether it was assets and affordabillty then nobody else would.

 

Sounds like we have a d€$k swinger in town.

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havnt the organisers said that no team competing this yr will be out of pocket? tho truthfully any english team will be far to weak

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havnt the organisers said that no team competing this yr will be out of pocket? tho truthfully any english team will be far to weak

A new organisation are running it now.

 

Also Matt Ford confirmed he wanted Kacper Woryna in the Poole squad for this season.

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A new organisation are running it now.

 

Also Matt Ford confirmed he wanted Kacper Woryna in the Poole squad for this season.

Not as one of his 1-7 though. He wanted him as a 8th rider who could guest if needed

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