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Councillor offers to host Cambridge City FC Talks

9.45.56am BST (GMT +0100) Tue 30th May 2006

Leader of the City Council Coun Ian Nimmo-Smith, has today offered to host round-table talks over the future of Cambridge City Football Club grounds.

The offer follows news that a planning application has been submitted for the football club's Milton Road grounds.

Coun Nimmo-Smith, who represents West Chesterton where Cambridge City Football Club is situated, commented:

"Judging from the people who have been in touch with me, Cambridge City Football Club has a lot of local support. There is a general acceptance of the need to move to a different site. However, it is in the City's interest for the club to be given enough time to plan for its relocation.

"I would be happy to host round-table talks with the Supporters' Trust and Brian York if that is seen as helpful."

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