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I did as Fernando suggested earlier in the thread and read a few other mails that Kurt Russell had sent in respect of other people's applications. I'd say he treats others similarly, he is doing his job as one of many planning officers, he seems to want to give applicants the best chance they...

I haven't seen the contract, I've no idea whether either party has to give notice, if they don't need to the argument is a bit of a red herring.

I guess ultimately both parties wanted the contract for that period. I don't know about extention conversations, sorry.

They gave notice of their intention to leave when agreeing the end date, that's how contracts work isn't it. The clause is their to prevent SISU (or similar) signing up to a contract lasting over 7 years, so not really a deal breaker is it, do you think SISU want to develop anything, I don't...

If a contract finishes that means both parties are saying to each other that's the end, or they both 'want to leave' if you prefer.

Notice to do what, we're just renting it out. Strictly it's not possible to have a academy there now, but it's there due to people meeting up and putting a case together.

We've been told to leave? Maybe in the 70's writing and sending letters backwards and forwards was the way to go, but most dealings where you need to discuss things it's better to meet up first.

Spot on. Except change Wood End to near Willenhall and Stoke Aldermoor, and change the mansion near the sea to a normal place near Canley. Then change 'immediately put out to let' to letting them know what you plan to do when the agreement ends, but also state that you are happy to try and...

I thought that this Kurt Russell was a planning officer rather than the head of planning, and I'd have thought part of his job is to help people progress their planning applications, but then I'm not an award winning journalist, so I'm probably wrong.

I find it odd that the club waited until 26 days after the deadline for raising objections to raise their objection. If I was bothered about a planning matter I'd make sure my feelings were known in good time.

http://planning.coventry.gov.uk/portal/servlets/AttachmentShowServlet?ImageName=1291202 The agents response to the objection.

Thanks for the updates.

Sounds much better from us than I was expecting, although sw88 may be making up all our chances. Anything less than 4.0 will be decent enough. Not sure exactly what we were ever meant to get out of this match.

If he bought over the phone or online I believe you still get 14 days to cancel. Not sure if you get even longer if the goods haven't arrived.

The people in the club shop (I know they are outsourced now) said there would be no pay on the gate this season when someone asked them. If it is true then I'm sure the club will change their mind after a few games.

Ok, I guess I got confused when you replied to me, when you were referring to something someone else said.

No, why would they have gone? As far as I know there isn't planning permission for anything else on the site yet.

Was owned by National Grid I believe, can't say I know a lot about what it was used for, they were going to clean up the contamination a few years ago, which I assume happened.

Not necessarily, I imagine it will go to the highest bidder.

The Abbotts Lane land is being offered for housing.