NEWCASTLE’S St James’ Park stadium has been deemed to be “at risk” amid fears over an “unusual and historic” stand. The Magpies have been playing at their 52,000-seater home for the ...

The costs and difficulties around St James’ Park expansion or moving into a new ground were factored into PIF’s initial business plan and there have been no unexpected surprises thrown up by ...

A stand at St James' Park has been added to a list of buildings considered to be 'at risk' by a national charity to highlight what an 'unusual and historic brutalist structure it is'. The East ...

The club are also open to leaving St James' Park Credit: Alamy. ... And it could be as big as the 17,500-seater South Stand at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

A football stadium stand has been added to a list of notable buildings considered to be currently "at risk". The East Stand at Newcastle United's St James' Park was included on The 20th Century ...

First, a sizeable yellow metal office container appeared outside turnstiles 42 and 43 of the East Stand, partly blocking those two entry points into St James’ Park.. On the second weekend of ...

Newcastle’s £1 Billion Dilemma: St James’ Park Expansion or New Stadium?Newcastle United finds itself at a crucial juncture as it weighs up plans to expand and modernise the iconic St James ...

Newcastle United are reportedly considering a transformative rebuild of St James’ Park as part ... such as a multi-storey car park behind the Milburn Stand and Leazes End. In addition, the ...

And now, part of St James’ Park has made its way onto a list of buildings deemed to be “at risk.” The East Stand was listed by The 20th Century Society as a vulnerable piece of architecture ...

A stand at St James' Park has been added to a list of buildings considered to be 'at risk' by a national charity to highlight what an 'unusual and historic brutalist structure it is'. The East ...

The East Stand at Newcastle United's St James' Park was included on The 20th Century Society's list of landmarks vulnerable to neglect, dereliction or demolition, ...