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CITY EYE MOVE TO DREAM STADIUM

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 May 2017

CANTERBURY City have begun moves to move to a dream ground after 18 years in the wilderness.
On behalf of the former Southern League club, Quinn Estates have started public consultations on plans to develop a new eight-acre headquarters at Highland Court Farm on the city’s outskirts.
The plans, set to be the subject of a formal application in September, include a full-size 4G pitch and a similar training pitch, known as the Canterbury City Community Football Hub.
Boss Ben Smith said: “We are further on than we have ever been so this is now the closest the club has come to its dr...

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