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    Stadium - New Newcastle Council

    Regardless of whether you think it'll happen (I know a couple on here are dubious) and working on basis it is going ahead.

    Will the new council have any impact?

    The former Labour chair, was a Newcastle fan for example.

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    Doubt it would make any difference, it?s an easy PR win with the majority of the electorate to approve and political suicide to reject.

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    Possibly-the new ward councillor is Green Party so will likely have a different agenda.

    As the song goes, 'there may be trouble ahead'....

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