I have friends who are Berwick fans that live in Newcastle, this bit is not relevant to anything really  but imo Berwick is the best club in British speedway, there is something about the place which is a real club/team/town place, maybe because it’s a small town but places like bedrocks,black and gold and formally the grove and the small beach and shielfield are all part of the spirit of the town, I had a couple of happy years there where I was made to feel like I was one of them, I still make sure I visit at least once a season despite living 250miles away, anyway enough of me reminiscing, come on Workington, speedway needs you 

Hope I’m wrong because Birmingham deserve a farewell meeting

More to this than meets the eye.

But in reality their catchment area where Berwick Speedway draws their customers from is alot wider than just Berwick Upon Tweed, not so many in number as there previously was but people still travel from Dunbar, North Berwick, Milfield and the like.  I would argue with your population figure of Berwick as I would put it slightly higher than 12000. Where I do agree with you is its a minor miracle that Berwick Speedway continues to this day, fair to say its been a rocky road at times but we still have speedway.

one assumes that if scott or harrsion were riding in an ndl/ndt fixture on the same night as a stars meeting then they would have to fulfil their third tier commitment too  im sure there is some extra detail that mr hawkins has chosen to omit from his bleat stirring the pot ahead of monday perhaps 

Massive home advantage on the NSS long track.  Kurtz and Bewley also in their prime whereas Doyle and Emil getting past their best