In a democracy, the right to oppose should always be respected, it’s part of democracy’s system of checks and balances, and respect to those, as you highlight, that have done so with respect and dignity. As for IM, clearly a toxic individual based on his tweets and certainly not helping the opposition cause just by his association.
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Yes & Freinds of iffley fields, & CND protester.The very same former Green Councillor who was found to have broken Local Government rules for not declaring personal interests, and subsequently referred to a standards committee following an investigation?
City councillor 'should have declared interest'
A CITY councillor broke local government rules when she posed tourism questions in the council chamber without declaring she works as a tour guide.www.oxfordmail.co.uk
Surely not!
I’ve nothing against CND protesters.
Think this is a real school boy error from FOSB, all their arguments over keeping it green belt and environmental impact gets thrown out the window by them backing this.
An education charity could be Abingdon School for all we know. Not naming it is pretty shameless from the OM.
I think it proves what we always suspected - they just do not want football fans near their middle class idyll. Nothing to do with the environment, the green belt, badgers, wildflowers, traffic, parking etc. It's about keeping us scummy football fans away from them.Think this is a real school boy error from FOSB, all their arguments over keeping it green belt and environmental impact gets thrown out the window by them backing this.
It's a red herring.
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.....or alternatively, the club could offer to enter discussions with the charity through it's fitc arm to support its aims and ambitions in finding a new site and perhaps partner in their work in the future....
Am I going mad or has the article now changed?
'Alternative proposal' for land where Oxford United wants to build stadium
An alternative land use proposal has been made to Oxfordshire County Council for ‘The Triangle’, east of Frieze Way and south of Kidlington…
An alternative land use proposal was submitted to Oxfordshire County Council for ‘The Triangle’, east of Frieze Way and south of Kidlington Roundabout, by Oxfordshire Projects, commonly known as TRAX, last Monday (September 11).
The Oxfordshire-based charity has been looking for new premises since 2020 and asked the council's cabinet for support to use the land in Kidlington.
However, its trustees said they were "informed that the Triangle was identified as a potential solution for OUFC and not as a general release of land."
The charity has since "moved on" from the proposal and is looking for other options.
