Non-League Paper

BEES ARE BUZZING OVER NEW STADIUM FUNDING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 February 2018

By Robin Jones
UNITED Counties Premier outfit Harborough Town have scooped £800,000 of funding to give their ground a major facelift.
The grant aid will be used to create a 3G third generation stadia quality pitch, increase the capacity at the Harborough Town Community Football Stadium from a three-sided to four-sided ground and double the car parking spaces.
Officials at the FA Charter Standard Community Club had fought for four years to secure funding for the improvements, which could springboard a climb up the Pyramid.
The funding comprises £436,123 from the Premier League &a...

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