Championship

ARGYLE JOY AS GROUND PLANS GET NOD

by
The LeaguePaper Team
17 December 2017

LEAGUE ONE
By Dan Barnes
PLYMOUTH chairman James Brent believes Home Park will become a shining light for the city after plans to redevelop the Pilgrims’ home were approved this week. On Thursday afternoon, Plymouth City Council granted permission for the club to revamp Home
Park’s Mayflower grandstand, which currently holds around 7,000 supporters, as well as the surrounding area.
Plans will also involve a host of new amenities, such as a new international- size ice rink, offices, a hotel, shops and bars being built on neighbouring land while the ground’s capacity, which ...

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