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The boundary is just where Blackhorse Road crosses the canal.

Local residents in Weddington have been fighting a bitter battle against Nuneaton and Bedworth council over plans to build hundreds of new homes on the greenbelt up there. It would be a brave council to waste land on a football stadium whilst having to build houses all over the countryside.

Also where is the access? Unless you knock down half of Blackhorse Road then access is limited to a few small estate roads.

Not sure of the Telegraphs logic here: The way appears to have been cleared for new development plans on the 71-acre site, owned by the Ronald Wilson Trust, after the Secretary of State recently rejected proposals to build 200 houses and a community centre on the swathe of land following a...

Its already there, I just posted the link!

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/coventry-citys-new-home-6481660

There secret for the same reasons as to why Father Christmas doesn't give out the exact coordinates for his elf workshop.

All fans deserve to get to the game, not just those that "create an atmosphere", so lets not have any of this superior fan nonsense. I don't really sing and shout at games, but up until this season I was as devoted as they come.

Looks like a greenbelt site. Unlikely a football stadium would be granted planning permission there.

Think most of that is greenbelt land. Not very likely a football ground could be built on that.

Can you do us a favour then please? When there, can you ask why Mr Fisher and Mr Labovitch both lied about being in discussions with neighbouring authorities? I'd really like an answer on that.

Might be cynical of me to think this, but were the discussions with Rugby not just to expand Ryton in order to avoid going back to the Higgs centre? Rugby told them where to go and they had to go back cap in hand to the higgs.

Moving further out they should now ask Birmingham, Blaby, Harborough, Stratford, and Daventry.

Very on a Friday night when you dont finish work till 5pm.

Even then though they can never be 100% certain that they will get planning permission. We still live in a democracy and just because a council would indicate to sisu that they would get planning permission, that doesn't mean it would happen. There could be a big public outcry at the...

They have said that they have had discussions with various councils, that's what an FOI request would be to find out. Had they applied for planning permission then it would already be public knowledge as that cannot be done in secret.

Hope they asked Hinckley and Bosworth Borough as well.

With regard to point 1, can you please state what revenues the freeholder gets that the leaseholder doesn't?

That still doesn't answer the question.

That question should keep being asked until it is answered. If you have faith in Mr Fishers view, then please answer the question yourself.