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I've seen some lease terms and assignment consent seems pretty boilerplate in commercial leases

Doubtful, in fairness I'm not sure what the council has really done materially wrong here

But the terms of the lease will be the same, it's been assigned presumably at the consent of the freeholder

It's more because most people don't vote in local elections?

Why not? I thought they were libertarians?

Yes, hard work is not in itself a virtue

Imagine having an economy that is mostly reliant on consumer spending and having a government and BOE that actively works to reduce it. Keep price inflation down yet taxes are up and job losses are many.

It isn't a missed opportunity really is it? The opportunity has just moved slightly and other opportunities for others have moved forward

On what basis did he become leader? Is there a sort of longevity award?

I've been trying to watch it but looking directly at the TV means you miss half of it

Well it's a case of them all being up to their necks in it so it's mutually assured destruction

Who was in government for the majority of these falls in real household disposable income? Be interesting to overlay each parliament on it - look at the 'dark days' of the 70s there TORY CUNTS

Real wages still behind where they were in 2008 and to fall further. Tories and their voters are an economic catastrophe for the majority.

The positive is that CCFC has immediate security of tenure, something its owners don't seem that bothered about

SISU know what an exclusivity agreement is, they had one themselves with the same company 10 years ago.

Correct, a landlord with one prospective tenant would not want to impoverish that tenant such that it can't pay a rent or bring its 20k paying customers to the venue every other week!

Why? She's suffered zero loss herself.

In fairness why would they say otherwise? The club is the highest profile tenant and the biggest exposure the stadium has got. It's an entirely different scenario from the awkward marriage of CCFC and Wasps.

It wasn't worth it, the 50% you're talking about is effectively 50% of a fifth (50 years) of the 250 year lease that Fraser Group has now acquired. He's just saying that it's a small world