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U’S WEIGH UP LEAVING ABBEY FOR NEW HOME

U’S WEIGH UP LEAVING ABBEY FOR NEW HOME

LEAGUE ONE By Tom Blackett

CURRENT VENUE: Cambridge’s Abbey Stadium

CAMBRIDGE United are exploring the possibility of building a new 15,000-capacity stadium on the outskirts of the city.
The League One U’s have stated they are starting discussions with a local developer, the Hill Group, and a planning body, the Greater Cambridge Development Corporation, about relocating the club to land around the city’s airport, which will be closed by 2029.
No sides have made any formal commitments, while work to explore the site’s feasibility is due to conclude by Ea...

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