Non-League Paper

TOWN’S A HOME LIFT FOR RETURN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 November 2025

By Andy Mitchell

THRILLED chairman Ian Cook passed the credit to Nuneaton Town’s army of fans after plans for a new stadium were backed by councillors.
Homeless Boro’s plea for a 49-year lease to build a new stadium on council land at Vale View, Stockingford, to the west of the Warwickshire town, received unanimous support from Nuneaton & Bedworth Borough Council’s leading elected officials on Wednesday.
Nuneaton Borough went under for the second time this century in early 2024 a matter of weeks after being turfed out of Liberty Way, the privately-owned stad...

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