Sign this petition to show your support for the Community project “Yorke Park” on Lincoln Road. The project includes a community stadium for football, boxing, music and other events. a shared kitchen; A “men in scales” work area; An education academy that helps young people get a career in the sports and event industry. Floodlit 3G parking spaces for training and youth games with additional changing rooms; Tree planting creates a forest walk.
The construction of this stadium will create jobs for the locals with possibilities for training construction and other jobs in barwork, in sports coaching, in the stadium and event management as soon as the construction phase is completed.
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See information on the above -mentioned graphics and FAQs on the project below:
Top 12 FAQs about the proposal for a stadium and 3G as part of the Yorke Drive Regeneration
1. What is the Community Stadium?
The stadium is a planned, environmentally friendly sports and event location in the community, which was built from recycled shipping containers. It will offer a home for football, music and other events as well as an academy for people who want to work in the sports and event industry.
2. Who will own the stadium?
We ask the advice to transfer the country to a municipality of Land Trust (CLT), which means that residents can become shareholders and have a word about how the website is managed. This ensures that the stadium and the broader country first benefit Yorke Drive and Newark.
3. What will be on the website next to football?
We want to make this a multi-purpose community hub. Potential functions include:
A bar & café
A 3G training field
Two mini football stems
The motorway sports academy for people who want to work in the sports and event industry
Classroom
An extended Trim Trail
An increased area of Woodland Park for dogs with benches
An equipped playground area
A gym
A shared kitchen
A men in scale buildings (Community Workshop)
Community events and live music
Development of vocational training and skills development
Additional parking lot
4. How will this benefit the locals?
This is more than just a stadium, it’s about opportunities. The project created:
Well paid jobs with training under construction, sports trainer, barwork and event management
A lively social space for the entire community
Better sports and leisure facilities for local families
Discounted u boats for junior football
5. Which jobs and training will be available?
Unemployed residents of the Yorke Drive receive training and paid work to build the stadium. This includes:
Construction & trades (carpentry, electrics, installation, metal work)
Rändekeke and stadium maintenance
Hospitality (barwork, events, catering)
Sports trainer
Facilities and event management
6. What makes this an environmentally friendly project?
The stadium is built from 66 recycled shipping tanks, reducing waste and costs. Energy solutions outside the networks such as solar energy and rainwater harvest are designed to ensure a low environmental impact.
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7. When does the construction begin?
When approved, the work is expected to begin in the summer of 2025 with completion within the following year.
8. Why was this part of the original application not for the field?
Sport of England’s minimum requirements were 3 grass slides and two mini parking spaces with some changing rooms. Due to budget restrictions, the Council only assigned a minimum budget for the project and therefore opted for the minimum requirements of Sport England’s
9. How is that paid for?
We ask the advice to assign the money you have already intended for its basic option for the project. In addition, we will access the Football Foundation, the Premier League Stadium Fund, in addition to the financing that Newark and Sherwood DC have already assigned for 3G parking spaces in Newark.
We will also collect money by selling shares and sponsorship.
10. Will this delay the rest of the renovation program for Yorke Drive? No, our suggestions can be carried out in addition to the program that the Council and Lovells have for the wider regeneration scheme
11. Which clubs use the stadium and the training facilities?
Newark and Sherwood United FC -the motorway men will be the men’s Saturday team, which will bring the FA Cup games and hopefully promotion games to the stadium. In addition to the highways, we talk to Newark Brazil and Fernwood Foxes who have teams for boys and girls’ football from less than 6 to 18 years.
12. How can I get involved?
You can…
– Take part in our events and say your say
– Register for job and training opportunities
– join the Community Land Trust to shape the future of the stadiums
This is your stadium, have it together!
