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Consultation launched for Scunthorpe United new stadium development

Scunthorpe United Football Club has launched a consultation with supporters and the public over a multi-million-pound redevelopment of Glanford Park stadium.

PWA Planning is working with architecture practice FWP to advise the club on the redevelopment, which would significantly improve the club’s infrastructure and facilities, as well as attracting more investment from commercial partners.

The main features of the redevelopment include:

  • A new, modern stadium increasing capacity to 11,000 supporters
  • Over 10,000 sqm of lettable space, allowing the club to further diversify its revenue opportunities
  • Up to 400 additional car parking spaces to the east of the stadium and maintaining current parking to the west of the site
  • Development of 160 new residential apartments on part of the 6.3-hectare site
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A visual of the proposed Scunthorpe United new stadium

Supporters, the public, and other stakeholders were invited to view the proposals at a consultation event at Glanford Park on June 4. A planning application is expected to be submitted in the coming weeks.

To have your say on the proposed stadium redevelopment, please e-mail PWA Planning at our dedicated Scunthorpe Stadium Redevelopment e-mail address. Please provide your comments by 15th June 2018.

Comments can also be sent by post to P.O. Box 1340, Preston, PR2 0TL.

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