Non-League Paper

CITY UNVEIL PLANS FOR A NEW HOME

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 December 2017

WORCESTER City have unveiled their plans for an exciting new stadium, writes ROBIN JONES.
Around 40 people turned up this week at the Warndon Hub for the first of two public consultations held for the proposed Parsonage Way stadium.
It is proposed that the Warndon stadium will initially be built with a capacity of 1,300 to conform to the FA’s D grade, which will allow City to be promoted from the Total Motion Midland Alliance to Step 4.
However, the plan is in four stages, the last of which involved the ground be expanded to 5,000 capacity to allow it to be promoted to the National Le...

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