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e-mails sent to the my local counsellors.
If you read Prescott's letter outlining the reasons for granting approval, you will realise that that was not the case. The ODPM's solicitors would have been through the rationale behind the decision with a fine-tooth comb - several times. And it was done with plannign reasons in mind. After all, why do you think the decision takes so long? They have to be - if you will excuse the phrase - bomb-proof.chip said:I suspect that they will claim that the decision was decided on political rather than planning considerations and was not therefore rational (in a planning sense). That may well be a fair point.
dougdeep said:Isn't it the county council that does the roads?
perseus said:This might be a repeat source:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/southern_counties/4468280.stm
I am apt not to comment. But Dick Knight gave them the opportunity to discuss the best way forward. The opponents (just the bit players, not the real opponents?) have chosen to be arrogant (and I think stupid) enough to play hardball.
They can go hang themselves without any help from anybody, and pay for the privilege!
Strike said:Agree there did not know West Hoathly, was under Wealden, thought it was Mid Sussex (it being under West Sussex)? Correct me mate on that one.
sully said:That story one again gives the impression we're planning to put the stadium in the centre of the village (where the A27 is?) and includes a picture of the pond for added effect. I was outraged enough to sent a complaint via the website as follows:
"Your article 'Legal challenge over stadium plan' shows a picture of the pond in Falmer village and states that the villagers object to the stadium being built IN their village. Please be advised that the stadium site is NOT in the village of Falmer, it is in Moulsecoomb in Brighton next to Brighton University, the railway station and the main A27 trunk road. It is currently a muddy field and some university buildings, and thus your article is very misleading."