Stadium D-Day: Live!

Stadium D-Day: Live! Stadium D-Day: Live!

WELCOME to the Bucks Free Press’ live coverage of Wycombe District Council’s Cabinet meeting – where councillors will decide the fate of the stadium proposals.

We have three reporters at the council’s High Wycombe offices to bring you live coverage and reaction from the crunch meeting as it happens.

The meeting kicks off at 7pm, with the stadium debate at number five on the agenda list – we expect the discussion to get under way at about 7.30pm.

To get involved, leave your comments in the Cover It Live box or tweet us using #bfpstadium for your views to appear in this live feed (there may be a slight delay).

You can also follow the meeting on the BFP’s Facebook page and, of course, leave your comments at the bottom of this story.

Click on the link below for a full-preview of tonight’s meeting, featuring a profile of each Cabinet member and the four options open to them tonight.

Comments(12)

gpn01 says...
7:00pm Mon 18 Jul 11

And we're off.

geoffW says...
8:09pm Mon 18 Jul 11

Is there any truth that Wasps creditors are ready to pull the plug if the stadium plans are scrapped?

rayscottbooker says...
8:14pm Mon 18 Jul 11

Great News

tansyw says...
8:22pm Mon 18 Jul 11

Brilliant news!

gastropod says...
8:40pm Mon 18 Jul 11

At long last, a triumph of common sense over corporate greed. Well done and thank-you WDC.

Hopefully now those others who had moved into the area and then campaigned against the airfield activities will now take a step back and consider what might have happened if they had been successful in getting the airfield closed down.

I just hope that we can put all this behind us and get on with enjoying some of the best flying and gliding in southern England.

Hazlemere1 says...
8:46pm Mon 18 Jul 11

Fantastic triumph for common sense, but alarming to learn that 6 of the 10 eligible councillors could not vote due to personal or prejudicial interest! Including my local councillor who failed to mention this in our correspondence on this matter, both before the May election and in the run-up to tonight's vote. So much for democracy!

gastropod says...
9:06pm Mon 18 Jul 11

Hazlemere1 wrote:
Fantastic triumph for common sense, but alarming to learn that 6 of the 10 eligible councillors could not vote due to personal or prejudicial interest! Including my local councillor who failed to mention this in our correspondence on this matter, both before the May election and in the run-up to tonight's vote. So much for democracy!
Yep, but I understand that all who were not entitled to vote were excluded because they had previously campaigned AGAINST the stadium. Had they been allowed to vote, it would have been unanimous 10 rather than unanimous 4.

Hazlemere1 says...
9:13pm Mon 18 Jul 11

Very happy to hear it if that is the case

ecletic says...
9:40pm Mon 18 Jul 11

i can't wait to hear from Lesley

Marlow_AP says...
10:11pm Mon 18 Jul 11

Sad day for the area. Goodbye Wasps. Eventually goodbye Wanderers. I'm gutted. Will never vote for Tory councillors moving forwards

BOOKERite says...
10:48pm Mon 18 Jul 11

Marlow_AP wrote:
Sad day for the area. Goodbye Wasps. Eventually goodbye Wanderers. I'm gutted. Will never vote for Tory councillors moving forwards
Why are you gutted, WWFC and Wasps still have a perfectly good stadium, it is only 20 years old.You do not need a new one, although you do need a new owner.

gotanybiscuits? says...
7:15am Tue 19 Jul 11

Marlow_AP wrote:
Sad day for the area. Goodbye Wasps. Eventually goodbye Wanderers. I'm gutted. Will never vote for Tory councillors moving forwards
????
You're in Marlow, and you wanted to be joined to Wycombe?
???
Enjoy where you live for what it already is.

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