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22nd April is the stated due date for comments. I'm sure it says/said somewhere that comments could be received after this date but may not be considered.

Even odder is that the stated address is a side street off the Banbury Road and south of the A40, a mile and a half from the Triangle. She probably wouldn't even know there was a match on unless she ventured up that way. Perhaps her definition of "lived close" means in the same town/city/county.

It's odd that they've left one objection up, including her name and address. It does contain this corker though. You have to wonder why she keeps moving to houses next to football grounds!

What doesn't Ian Middleton understand about destinations? If there's no parking and good public transport, you don't drive to that destination, it's as simple as that. How many people drive to Wembley, Stamford Bridge or the Emirates for example? At the worst, fans will drive to their nearest...

The dream inspires.

Too many trees in the way, for one. Perhaps IM would advocate chopping them all down and building something you could stand on top of for a better view?

I had a feeling beforehand that a draw would be enough. When we were 2-0 up I was pretty confident. I can't see us trouncing Peterborough like we did a couple of weeks ago. Even if we do, they're a dangerous side especially at home. Look at what happened to them in last year's playoffs! And I...

At least she's highlighting the actual issues, namely the travel plans, parking and road closures, and none of the nonsense about The Triangle and the stadium itself. She even says it's nextdoor to Oxford Parkway. Does she not know there's a road between them? I believe that if the club can...

Is it just coincidence that it's page 666 and one particular name keeps cropping up?

More from IM: "We need to introduce stronger planning policies to support on shore wind, tidal, wave, solar and geothermal energy schemes and help local planning authorities to make more consistent decisions and to give micro-renewables “permitted development” status." Will the new stadium not...

Not the only time an alliance like this has failed either. https://middletongreen.org/2023/05/24/greens-bitterly-disappointed-as-labour-group-allow-conservatives-to-take-control-at-cherwell-district-council/

Some snippets from the "About Me" section of IM's website. "I’ve recently been focussing on the idea of how businesses can be operated on a more sustainable and ethical footing and I’m also increasingly concerned with how consumerism can be balanced sustainably against finite natural...

How ironic would it be if the Greens managed to delay the opening of the stadium, causing thousands of people to have to travel several miles to get to a "home" game and causing extra pollution and congestion? I notice that the SNP and Green coalition has broken down north of the border. One...

The only reason the LibDems want us to stay where we are is that there's a nice big fence for them to sit on.

Don't say that or they'll think we can play there instead!

Unless the unexpected happens on Saturday! I've had lots of notifications today of new comments being added to the planning portal. Presumably they're still catching up from the weekend and yesterday as people realised the deadline was approaching. It's a shame they don't list them as for...

Would she really phone herself?

Most of the objections are not so much about the stadium itself, but the travelling to and from it, with the lack of parking for so many cars being a major point. Out of interest, how much parking was there in Headington? I don't remember there being much. When there's no parking, people make...

After the plague of cats comes an influx of badly-behaved corvids!

Leaving the Kidlington pussies to one side for a moment, they're complaining on one hand that the stadium will replace green space, and on the other hand that this green space isn't big enough. Are they therefore suggesting the stadium should take up more green space?