No point in anyone moving up unless there's some form of rider control introduced.
There aren't enough top riders around so you can replace Birmingham with Northampton but where are the heat leaders coming from.
Oxford, Lynn and Birmingham unsurprisingly are once again the poor teams this year.
If its true that they have to be out by the end of August then they can't fit another meeting in plus the planning permission only allows one meeting per week
Interesting thanks for posting
If a judicial review is applied for it has the potential to be very expensive in terms of legal costs.
Im not sure on the position regarding the council's costs in the event that Forever Panthers lose the review
There has to be a reset on costs (for promoters and fans) soon if its to survive in anything like its current format
Some tough decisions to be made i think but will they...
Rumours also that Leicester are struggling with crowds. Grim news when these purpose built venues that are always held up as the way forwards hit difficulties
I hope its resolved soon
Absolutely, the legal fees could be substantial if the matter ends up in the lands tribunal. Be interesting to see if the Council are prepared to do this in the current financial climate.
I wonder what offer they'd make for the CPO? You'd pretty much expect BE to appeal whatever it is though