Big screen and new stand being installed

A temporary stand is shown while it is still being built
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Work on the Imps Territory development at the ProAmpac Stadium is moving into its final stages ahead of next weekend's return of competitive football to the venue.

The wide-ranging redevelopment has transformed the Stadium throughout the summer, with significant changes inside the stadium bowl and across the wider site.

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A metal frame positioned between two football stands

One of the most visible recent developments is the installation of the frame which will house a new big screen inside the stadium bowl.

The screen will form an important part of the enhanced matchday experience and is one of three new big screens being introduced as part of the project, with a further two located in the Fan Village.

New PA and LED floodlight systems have previously been installed to make the most of these on matchdays.

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An overhead view of a football stand being built

The new North-East Stand, which sits between the Greenlinc Renewables Stand and the Stacey West Stand, is being installed.

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A man operates a machine to resurface a path

Work is ongoing  on the areas surrounding the stadium, with resurfacing now taking place across external spaces, having already been completed inside the stadium. This has allowed the club shop, ticket office and Clubhouse community space to reopen to the public.

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A room which is being fitted out as a bar.

Inside the stadium, the focus has increasingly switched towards the finishing touches in new supporter areas. New bars now been installed and are ready to welcome matchgoing fans.

The Imps Territory project represents a significant investment in the ProAmpac Stadium and is designed to improve facilities for supporters on matchdays while also increasing the stadium’s ability to operate as a destination throughout the week.

Visit ImpsTerritory.com for more details about the building work and plans for the expanded facilities at the ProAmpac Stadium.