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HAMLET TARGET NEW 3G STADIUM

By Phil Parker
DULWICH HAMLET have submitted a planning application for a new 4,000 capacity stadium.
The National League South club’s joint-application with Meadow Partners will include a 3G pitch for league fixtures and community use.
If successful, it will include 224 new homes including 40 per cent affordable homes.
It marks a significant step forward for Hamlet, who were caught in the middle of a row between Meadow and Southwark Council over the previous application, which saw them locked out of their Champion Hill home and forced to groundshare for a period at Tooting & Mitc...

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