03-06-2026, 07:42 PM
Why this matters
Forest’s planning applications are now with Rushcliffe Borough Council, and supporter representations can make a real difference in helping demonstrate the strength of feeling behind the proposed Peter Taylor Stand redevelopment and wider City Ground expansion.
This project is about more than increasing capacity, it is about securing the club’s long-term future, improving facilities for supporters, enhancing accessibility and matchday experience, and helping ensure the City Ground can continue to grow alongside the club’s ambitions while remaining its historic home.
Positive supporter feedback also helps show decision makers the wider social, community and economic value the development can bring to Nottingham and the surrounding area, from investment and local jobs to supporting businesses that benefit from increased visitor numbers.
Every representation helps build a clearer picture of supporter backing for the plans. Your submission takes less than a minute to send, but it could play an important role in helping shape the future of the City Ground.
Forest’s planning applications are now with Rushcliffe Borough Council, and supporter representations can make a real difference in helping demonstrate the strength of feeling behind the proposed Peter Taylor Stand redevelopment and wider City Ground expansion.
This project is about more than increasing capacity, it is about securing the club’s long-term future, improving facilities for supporters, enhancing accessibility and matchday experience, and helping ensure the City Ground can continue to grow alongside the club’s ambitions while remaining its historic home.
Positive supporter feedback also helps show decision makers the wider social, community and economic value the development can bring to Nottingham and the surrounding area, from investment and local jobs to supporting businesses that benefit from increased visitor numbers.
Every representation helps build a clearer picture of supporter backing for the plans. Your submission takes less than a minute to send, but it could play an important role in helping shape the future of the City Ground.