The first phase of the plans would centre on redeveloping the Peter Taylor Stand by rebuilding it to an increased capacity of 10,000 supporters.
Rushcliffe Borough Council.įurther progress is now expected to take place after the club secured promotion back to the Premier League for the first time in 23 years.
The Reds first announced the multi-million-pound project to rejuvenate the City Ground in 2019, with the club setting out its intention to transform its home into a state-of-the-art stadium. “We understand that some supporters may be disappointed at not being able to secure a season card, but further details on our membership packages will be released shortly.” It said: “The club wants to minimise the future disruption caused to season card holders during the expected redevelopment of the Peter Taylor Stand, which will create a temporary reduction in the capacity of the City Ground whilst works take place. An artist impression of the City Ground redevelopment. The club’s comments came in a notice to fans ahead of the new season which said the stand was expected to be redeveloped soon, leading to disruption for some fans and a reduced stadium capacity. Rushcliffe Borough Council says all parties involved in the redevelopment want the current situation to come to an end as soon as possible, with the club telling fans it expects the Peter Taylor Stand to be revamped soon. Council bosses say they are working with Nottingham Forest FC to get planning permission to redevelop the City Ground into a world-class sporting venue.
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