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Fruit market stadium approval

Reports that Rovers have moved a step closer to realising their dream of the new stadium, as a sale has been agreed for the land at St Philip's Marsh, home to the city's fruit market.

Confirmation of the purchase of the 11-acre site to the east of Temple Meads station, is expected to be confirmed this week, subject to planning, with a developer intent on building residential properties, restaurants and other entertainment venues.

Part of the project also includes a new stadium for Rovers, with a 20,000-capacity mooted, to move the club from the charming but ramshackle Memorial Stadium in Horfield which has been their home since 1996.

It is understood that as that procedure takes place the fruit market will continue to trade as normal before being relocated if and when it's approved.

posted on 1/12/21

Should be a peach

posted on 1/12/21

Good they’re enjoying the fruits of their labour

posted on 1/12/21

UTG

posted on 1/12/21

comment by Take a boo (U21318)
posted 5 minutes ago
UTG
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posted on 1/12/21

Hmm...a Bristol Rovers thread...this is a first

As long as they aren't knocking down the ten pin bowling alley...i'm fine with it

posted on 1/12/21

comment by FC Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 26 minutes ago
Hmm...a Bristol Rovers thread...this is a first

As long as they aren't knocking down the ten pin bowling alley...i'm fine with it
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Nowhere near it

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