Campaigners are fighting council plans to release your local Non-League football club's stadium, which is in a public park designated as greenfield land, for a development of 200 new affordable homes. They say it will destroy wildlife habitats on the land and bring more traffic to the area. The matter will be discussed by the council's planning committee and your editor asks you to attend the meeting and contact the group for an interview about their opposition to the plans. Outline the rights of the media and public to attend council meetings, including the documents they are entitled to see. Your answer should also explain the difference between greenfield and brownfield sites and list five questions you would put to the campaign group's leader about its objections to the development plan. (20 marks)