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New Stadium The Triangle - Planning (S106 Agreed)







Are they now just using another planning application to complain about the stadium?!
My mistake i think they are none of it is actually about this development
All of it seen before I think
 
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19 pages of objection of which the stadium is mentioned of half of them

And
“At the time of writing the stadium planning approval is subject to a request for a judicial review which includes grounds related to ancient woodland"

We noticed at the time of writing you didn't say it had been refused on papers
 
🤣🤣🤣🤣 all of it has been taken down from the planning portal

But fosb have done this

Trees tress stadium trees ancient woodland stadium stadium judicial review stadium did we mention the stadium





According to the recent Gosford and Water Eaton Parish council from what i have heard from somebody who was at the meeting. The trees in the so called ancient woodland are self seeded trees with an old tree plonked in the middle.
 
@Billyox question mate not sure if I’ve asked this before or someone else has, this Oral hearing is attended by the KC representing the solicitors acting for FoSB do the club have a KC present as well? Purely for counter anything that the LC says at the oral hearing?
 
@Billyox question mate not sure if I’ve asked this before or someone else has, this Oral hearing is attended by the KC representing the solicitors acting for FoSB do the club have a KC present as well? Purely for counter anything that the LC says at the oral hearing?
Yes they will be in attendance but they will only speak if asked to clarify anything
This is solely on fosb lawyers kc etc to argue why the judge was wrong the first time round
This is not about the grounds of the judicial review
 
We don’t know who the author of that report to Prof.Sutton is but it was written just six weeks ago, is very comprehensive and concludes that the woodland at Stratfield Brake is not ancient woodland.

Who would have thunk it.
 
Have they called the official ruling an "alternative hypothesis" ?!
Also known as we dont like the other version

The person who wrote this is from Oxford University obviously a chum of Adrian Sutton and clearly not a expert im pretty sure a expert would want all evidence not just one side of a argument how can you base a fair conclusion on one half
 
Not on list for tomorrow. But it is encouraging that it is a planning case for tomorrow so It shows they are still working on the planning stuff.

Also I searched the case number of the matter they are dealing with tomorrow and it's just of local importance not national.

So could be any day for us!
Any idea when the case that will be heard tomorrow was logged.
If it was a few days before ours that would mean we are getting close, or was it a couple of weeks before ours?
 
We don’t know who the author of that report to Prof.Sutton is but it was written just six weeks ago, is very comprehensive and concludes that the woodland at Stratfield Brake is not ancient woodland.

Who would have thunk it.
We sort of know look at the fosb objection i posted it says on that a expert from Oxford University its quite obvious a chum of Adrian Sutton who also works at Oxford University
 
Any idea when the case that will be heard tomorrow was logged.
If it was a few days before ours that would mean we are getting close, or was it a couple of weeks before ours?
Its not a proper jr case like ours
It is an ongoing section 289 Planning Court appeal against a Planning Inspector’s decision on enforcement-notice appeals brought under section 174 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. Counsel acting for the Secretary of State
 
I'd love to have been there when FoSB first visited https://www.oxfordshirehistory.org.uk/public/maps/county_maps.htm and opened each map, desperately hoping for a tree to be marked on a map south of Kidlington and not finding one.

On a couple of them is an area called Kidlington Green which looks like fields, roughly where Stratfield Brake is now I think. It's quite interesting looking at old maps.
1605 map can clearly see other woodlands yet not one nr Kidlington
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