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New Pompey stadium details revealed

Pompey have unveiled plans to build a casino and two hotels alongside their proposed new stadium at Horsea Island.

The club said in a statement that the scheme now includes plans for:-

A 35,000-plus seater stadium

100,000sq ft arena

Medical centre

Dental surgery

Sports rehabilatation centre

Casino

Four-star hotel

Budget hotel

30,000 sq ft of offices

Restaurant and catering units

1,000 homes

320,000sq ft of retail space and parking

3,000 car parking spaces for the stadium

park and ride scheme

They are also looking at a new access to the M275 and improved public transport, with potential for a new bridge to Tipner.

And it would also see the Royal Navy Diving Centre on Horsea Island being given a complete overhaul.

The statement said the stadium development would create a 'world class architectural landscape at the gateway to Portsmouth'.

It added: 'This exciting intervention will also develop a dramatic new access to an area of the city which has historically been isolated.'

However, the statement also says that the new stadium plan would be separated in to two phases.

The first phase would see the club submitting planning applications for retail and housing development at the current stadium site in Fratton.

The funds generated by this would then pay for the development at Horsea Island.


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