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O’S TAKE MAJOR STEP IN STADIUM PROJECT…

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The LeaguePaper Team
30 November 2025

LEAGUE ONE
By Tom Blackett

CURRENT HOME: The O’s BetWright Stadium

LEYTON Orient have announced the appointment of global design and architecture company Populous to lead the planning and design of their new stadium.
The League One O’s announced last month that they had partnered with the London Borough of Waltham Forest Council to commit to working together to deliver a new home for Leyton Orient.
The two parties continue to work closely on the suitability of a number of potential site options within the borough.
The project envisions a dynamic, multi-functional ...

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