Eccleshall Eagles Junior Football Club - the story
Design and Build
Working with a range of local land owners, the Club was able to identify a number of possible sites and in the end forged an agreement in principal to buy 15 acres of land, subject to securing planning permission
The Club worked with specialist contractors to look at the feasibility of using the land and turning them into a range of Junior Football pitches, whilst raising all the money to finance the project and deliver it through a mix of seven funders. Eagles Park - on the Swynnerton Road, Eccleshall - has five pitches and a Club House and is the new home of Eccleshall Eagles - it opened as the new home of Eccleshall Eagles in Spring 2016, after a ten year journey for the Club
The Club worked with specialist contractors to look at the feasibility of using the land and turning them into a range of Junior Football pitches, whilst raising all the money to finance the project and deliver it through a mix of seven funders. Eagles Park - on the Swynnerton Road, Eccleshall - has five pitches and a Club House and is the new home of Eccleshall Eagles - it opened as the new home of Eccleshall Eagles in Spring 2016, after a ten year journey for the Club
Iteration of the proposed site layout - Autumn 2011
People bought into the story, when we got it out there - The Sentinel, April 2010
Football pitches in the making - Summer 2014
on Staffordshire County and Stafford Borough Councils
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