Popular club gets a big boost to new stadium plans with land to be demolished
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A popular Non-League club has received a big boost in their hope to build a new stadium.
Dulwich Hamlet has approved the next phase of the redevelopment of Champion Hill.
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Southwark Council must approve plans for the Astro turf in the playing fields next to the ground to be the setting for the new location.
The cabinet members have approved and signed the report, which can lead to the demolition of the existing soil.
Local media claim that members have agreed to the switch to the playing fields of Greendale, so that Dulwich can continue his plans.
The club would like to build a pitch of all weather conditions and then a new stadium “Safe the future in the long term” of the club.
Reports have suggested that the playing fields will remain available for public use and remain in the hands of the council.
Dulwich Chairman Ben Clasper has urged that the council’s decision means that the “final obstacles are being removed”.
He said: “Because the planning application has been approved, the club has demonstrated that it is a responsible and dedicated few hands when it is entrusted to the open country in the area and delivers that we will increase the sports facility and the use of the community.
“We look to grow that responsible stewardship with a new stadium that the community and the council can be proud of.”
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Dulwich has played in the town for the past 123 years and has been on Champion Hill since the 1990s.
The club has regularly withdrawn large crowds to view the team that has led Claser to it that the land is not suitable for the goal.
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He claimed that 70,000 fans visited the stadium Last season for the third year in a row.
It has also been suggested that the club, which plays in the seventh Tier Isthmian Premier League, even had to stop selling tickets to prevent overcapacity.
He added: “This repeated sale starts to cause negativity in our community.
“They drive people away from the game and people drive away from SE22 at the weekend at the weekend who would rather go somewhere else than risk disappointment to be rejected.”
Dulwich’s plans Because the new stadium would have seen a capacity of 4,000 fans.
There would be a “staircase over” space and 219 new houses built in the redevelopment.
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