http://www.skysports.com/racing/news/12040/10501411/phil-white-promoted-to-jcr-board-with-london-region-director-role

Runnymede – Spelthorne’s partner Borough as they both develop their Local Plans – reveals which Green Belt is to be thrown to the wolves. But will it be enough?

Big purple bus spotted in Sunbury this pm … occupants out and about and  taking a very keen interest in Green Belt at Kempton Park

As regards our article Keep Out

( https://keepkemptongreen.com/2015/03/04/keep-out/ )

posted on 4 March, we are happy to post the following clarification:

Last December Kempton Park terminated the agreement they had with a children’s cycling club which allowed access to the Kempton Park estate in return for a fee of £48 per session.

Kempton Park wished the fee to rise to £500 per session. This more than ten-fold increase effectively ended the venture which had been going for the previous three years.

The cycle club have told us that, with the help of individuals and a company connected at a senior level to The Jockey Club, an agreement has very recently been reached that the per session fee will rise by only 50 per cent to £72. The cycle club hopes to resume their sessions at Kempton Park later this month.