PANSTADIA & ARENA MANAGEMENT WINTER 2013/14 Bath: Recreation Ground


Birmingham: St Andrews Stadium Revamp of the Garrison Lane stand at home of Birmingham City FC. Cost £20m


Bristol City Stadium Planning permission given for relocation from Ashton Gate (sale to supermarket) to a nearby site in south Bristol. Legal challenge and council decision awaited. Alternative upgrade plan for Ashton Gate launched by the club. Ground share with Bristol Rugby. Project management: Capita Symonds. Capacity 30,000


Design for new Rec Stadium being readied to go to planning permission application. 150th anniversary in 2015. East Stand will rmain temporary. West Stand, North Terrace and Clubhouse will be demolished and redeveloped to improve facilities. The team’s brief is to incorporate the space within the existing footprint. Design team: Wilkinson Eyre Architects, engineering   Boyer Planning and project management specialist Capita Symonds.


Beckenham: Worsley Bridge Road ground New indoor cricket school and spectator capacity for Kent CCC. 20-year lease deal. Physiotherapy rooms and gym. Conference and banqueting (160). Synthetic turf  Leisure. Construction: Galliford Try.


Completion 2014


Bristol: UWE Stadium For Bristol Rovers FC. To be built on land leased from the University of the West of England at its Frenchay campus. Council permission received. Supporters’ club bar, shop, banqueting and hospitality suite, convenience store, crèche, gym, jogging track, teaching area (19,000ft2


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Facilities available to university on non-matchdays. Possible share with Bristol RUFC. Parking: 1,270. Finance:  approved by council. Funding: private. Capacity 21,700 Cost £40m


Completion 2014


Burnley: Turf Moor  University to base part of the university at the stadium site. Redevelopment of David Fishwick Cricket Field Stand into a StadiArena venue with 1,500 (indoor) capacity for rock concerts, exhibitions and large private functions. Capacity 1,500 (indoor)


Cambridge Community Stadium Proposed community stadium for Cambridge United, Cambridge City and Cambridge Rugby Club. Site under discussion. Feasibility study: Cambridgeshire Horizons Capacity 10,000 Cost £12-£16m


Carlisle United Stadium City council’s ten-year business plan proposed to include town centre stadium. Club and council in discussions. Update on out of town stadium and shopping centre at Kingsmoor. Park. Capacity 12,000


Castleford Tigers Stadium New stadium for Castleford Tigers Rugby League Football Club on the Glasshoughton site. Extensive conference and banqueting facilities. Awaits cash from resale of current ground for supermarket development, partnering with Opus Land (North) Ltd. Development includes 200,000ft2


 and the Tigers (chief executive Richard Wright). Capacity 13,300


Completion 2013-14


Chelmsford: Essex County Cricket Ground A redevelopment deal has been signed at the club which  phase of the build. A block of 62 apartments will be built  a new pavilion, cricket school, car park, public square and bridge. Cost £80m


Cheltenham Race Course New grandstand (6,500) in place of the circa 1920s ‘A&R’.stand. To contain annual members’ facilities, general public viewing areas, private boxes and Royal Box facilities. The current royal box, which was built in 1952, and 55 other boxes, which were built in the 1920s and 1930s, will be demolished. The plans have been approved by Cheltenham Borough Council. Developer: Jockey Club. Funding: successful retail bond open to the public £25m. Capacity 21,700 Cost £45 million


Completion 2015 (start: 2014)


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