Non-League Paper

CITY VACATE IN STADIUM GREEN LIGHT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 January 2021

By Jon Couch
TRURO CITY say a deal has finally been struck to leave their Treyew Road home after nine years in the making and move into a new 10,000-capacity stadium, thus securing the longterm future of the club.
The Southern League Premier South White Tigers will receive £600,000 from German supermarket chain Lidl to temporarily relocate while their new stadium, to be shared with rugby union side Cornish Pirates, is built.
Truro confirmed on Wednesday that an agreement has been reached with Jojo Investco Limited, the owners of the ground, to secure the Section 106 monies in return f...

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