I heard this later this week but with the site laying there as a derelict site and potential security , health and safety issues  the Council may say one thing now BUT we all know money tends to dictate and with councils continually looking to find more + more funds and with Wealden District Council reported to have debts of over £53 million  that may all change in time, possibly aftera  couple of fires or a travellers circus on the site ... 

Ok  I will take the bait. Binns did ride well and scored 9. His reserve partner 0. The buxton reserves scored 8 between them. Not exactly non contributors.

I will tell you why most of the Speedway/Greyhound Stadia raced midweek, it was where Greyhounds owned the stadiums, Friday & Saturday were the nights where they would get most spectators through the gate, nowadays it's the live streaming to shops where the money is they aint bothered about spectators because it costs money to run stadiums for spectators, streaming a meeting costs very little by comparison and the income is greater.

As with most decisions and agreements in speedway its more than likely not worth the paper its written on, what happens if a club is sold and the new owners do not wish to run premiership? What if the present owners have decided that they have lost enough money already and don't fancy another season of it? Remember this is British Speedway and its made up of what ifs and maybe's, nothing can be taken as gospel or a certainty.

True. Meant to say leading upto the playoffs.

All premiership clubs this year have signed up to a 3 year premiership deal.