Nottingham Forest Edge Closer to Redeveloped City Ground
Nottingham Forest are preparing to take a major step toward the redevelopment of the City Ground. The club plans to submit all required planning documents to Rushcliffe Borough Council by December 15, marking a significant milestone in the long-term project.
The proposed redevelopment aims to modernize the stadium infrastructure while preserving its historic character and improving the fan experience. Supporters will be invited to participate in a consultation process to share feedback on design, facilities, and accessibility features before the final approval.
Key Points
- Full planning submission scheduled for December 15.
- Consultation period will involve fans and local community input.
- Development emphasizes modernization alongside heritage preservation.
- Approval rests with Rushcliffe Borough Council.
“Our goal is to create a City Ground fit for the future, one that reflects both our history and ambition,” said a club representative during the announcement.
Author’s Summary
Nottingham Forest advance toward redeveloping the City Ground, submitting plans soon and inviting fans to participate in shaping the club’s modernized home.
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