Quote phe13="phe13"This is the BBC take on this: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/61813830 'An £8.8m sum to redevelop Wakefield Trinity's Belle Vue ground has been approved by councillors' [uapproved[/u by councillors?! What are they talking about ?!'" Sounds like crossed wires. I’d guess it’s the Yorkcourt cash which I presume has been held by the council for whatever reason? This I assume has now been released ready to pay the developer. Something like that at a guess. I certainly don’t think it’s an extra 8 million, unfortunately.

Quote phe13="phe13"This is the BBC take on this: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/61813830 'An £8.8m sum to redevelop Wakefield Trinity's Belle Vue ground has been approved by councillors' [uapproved[/u by councillors?! What are they talking about ?!'" Sounds like crossed wires. I’d guess it’s the Yorkcourt cash which I presume has been held by the council for whatever reason? This I assume has now been released ready to pay the developer. Something like that at a guess. I certainly don’t think it’s an extra 8 million, unfortunately.

That’s a massive hurdle we’ve just got over, the whole project rested on this money winging its way via the council from the developers , better Late than never I say

As far as I know the money has been in place for a while. I think this is old news repackaged tbh.

I agree however JM said a week or so ago the delivery plan had been submitted I believe the plan has been approved and the funds released/allocated

A other great podcast



V interesting to hear more on the stadium too



Johns route to chairmen an interesting one also



The guys on the podcast doing a really good job

Good interview that

Yes I think that article is about what John said about that delivery plan and waiting for that to be passed which I think that's what this is referring to that now it's sorted and we can now proceed with the demolition on the 4th July after wigan game

I Know PWC as an organisation well and dealt directly with many of their tentacles... as with many other of the big consultancies particularly KPMG and EY... they are huge international companies who I've crossed paths with in the UK, Emirates, Hong Kong and Australia... always from the client side

Found it very informative and insightful.



Couldn't disagree with his Wakefield 13.



I feel its good to know that our man at the helm is not just a businessman, but also a lifelong fan too.

I think the ginnel has been cleared...I drove down Donny Road a couple of times today and managed to get a quick glimpse down the ginnel and it looked as though the bins, trolley and barriers had been cleared but not sure about the overgrown vegetation ??

Good but it’s part of a wider issue. Littering has reached epidemic proportions. The scumbags who do it are beneath contempt and frankly make the argument for the return of flogging. I’m only half joking.



However councillors and officials are guilty of gross misconduct. Are they blind, do they not see the filth everywhere. Yet nothing is done and either in cleaning up or catching offenders. It’s yet another thing that nobody can be bothered to enforce.



I litter pick once a months as part of a group. It’s a thankless task but it’s better than nothing. However I shouldn’t have to do it nor should anyone else.



It can’t be that expensive to recruit extra road sweepers and even if it were the fines payed by the low lives would pay for it. However nothing will be done because the U.K. is run by apathy.



Never mind.

Thoroughly enjoyed this one, never thought too much of Minards but the platform gave him the chance to flex on his knowledge of the game and passion for Wakefield Trinity.