Non-League Paper

CARDS NOT STACKED UP ON PLANS!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 June 2020

By David RIchardson

NO-GO: Plans for a proposed new stadium at Woking FC were overwhelmingly rejected this week
PICTURE: Holmes Miller Architect

DEVELOPER Wayne Gold is weighing up whether to appeal the decision which saw the redevelopment of Woking’s stadium overwhelmingly rejected at a Council planning meeting - but says it is unlikely he will submit revised plans.
The long-awaited scheme to build a new 9,026-capacity ground - along with more than 1,000 flats - was voted against by eight councillors, with one abstention, on Tuesday evening.
The project was said to secure the club...

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