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Rob Ridley

Manchester
As seen in: The Stadium Business, Skies Magazine, The Ticketing Business
Journalist specialising in the global business of sport. Wolves FC season ticket holder. Music is my radar.
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Cricket Scotland identifies venues for T20 World Cup, permanent home

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By Rob Ridley
| The Stadium Business
Cricket Scotland has proposed Stirling County Cricket Club’s New Williamfield as a potential permanent long-term home, with Titwood, home of Clydesdale Cricket Club, being lined up as its venue for the co-hosting of the 2030 Men’s T20 World Cup. The announcements follow a recent board meeting of the Cricket Scotland Council. The Cricket Scotland Executive has been approved to move forward with investigating New Williamfield.
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Edgbaston, White Stadium projects reach topping out stage

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By Rob Ridley
| The Stadium Business
Warwickshire County Cricket Club and Boston Legacy FC have marked significant milestones in their respective redevelopments of Edgbaston Stadium and White Stadium with topping out ceremonies held for each. In March, Sisk was appointed as main contractor to deliver the next phase of the redevelopment of Edgbaston in Birmingham.
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Rzeszów delivers new athletics stadium for Poland

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By Rob Ridley
| The Stadium Business
A new athletics-focused stadium has opened its doors in the Polish city of Rzeszów. Podkarpackie Centrum Lekkiej Atletyki (PCLA) Resovia has been built on the site of the Stadion Resovia and provides a fully covered seating capacity of 7,947. While athletics will be its primary purpose, it has been developed to meet the licensing criteria for top-tier Ekstraklasa football and UEFA club competitions.
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