For the first time, we can give you an idea of the size and layout of the clubhouse building. The picture above shows the view across the full width of …

The two main buildings at the stadium are being built in parallel, with the clubhouse (above) showing good progress on the inner and outer skins around the steel framework. On …

Hello everybody. We’re publishing this newsletter to bring you up to date with progress on our new ground at Hop Oast and to explain how we want to make everyone …

Thanks to our ace snapper John Lines, we have a batch of new pictures to share, showing how many aspects of the stadium are now moving along rapidly. Above is …

The steelwork frame for the clubhouse is now in place, in an image taken from just to the right of the building from the car park.

Here’s a close up of the new covered terrace behind the goal at the far end of the main pitch. The stand has room for 120 people, and the roof …

Here’s a selection of new images showing the latest stages of development at the Hop Oast. Above is the main stand with all of its seating in place. Main stand …

Two images showing the rapid developments in the 307-seater main stand at Hop Oast in the past couple of days. In the image above, the stand is clearly taking shape, …

The pictures above and below show the foundations for the clubhouse having been poured. For orientation, the entrance gate is to the left and the main pitch to the right. …

Viewed from where the clubhouse will be positioned, the above picture shows the steel framework for the 307-seater main stand in place. From the same position, the picture below shows …