If approved by Shropshire Council, the £1 million project would see a new full-sized 3G pitch, a full-sized grass pitch and six smaller 3G training pitches created, complete with flood lighting and 100 extra parking spaces.
The club has revived a previously approved scheme to enhance the facilities at Park Hall Stadium, which bosses say will pave the way for more community involvement and the development of more girls’ and women's teams.
It will also help the club meet new UEFA regulations limiting usage of the existing pitch, and create additional coaching jobs. “The other main aim is to grow the women’s and girls’ game. We have currently got our senior women’s team playing in the women’s premier league and we have our under-19s which supplements the senior team, and a couple of girls’ teams which play in the local Shropshire leagues.
“That will then mean they have got the pathway, the same as the boys, to go through to the senior teams – and have the opportunity to qualify for the Champions League. Mr Williams said: “This new development is part of our continued growth of providing football for the various teams within the club but also the wider community as well.”
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