Nottingham World Cup project moves forwardNottingham’s plans to be a host city for the 2018 World Cup have taken a significant step forward as Rushcliffe councillors reluctantly proposed the Gamston site for development. |
Nottingham stadium opponents to continue protestThe controversial decision to choose Nottingham as one of the FA’s host cities for the 2018 World Cup bid looks set to continue as opponents of the city’s new proposed stadium vowed to continue their campaign. |
England 2018 bid team reveal host city choicesThe England bid team has revealed their 12 city choices to represent the country in their bid to stage the 2018 World Cup. |
Nottingham hopeful over bid campaignOutside candidates Nottingham are remaining hopeful over winning the rights to become a host city for England’s 2018 World Cup bid. |
Cities to present World Cup bidsThe 15 cities hoping to be a part of England’s 2018 World Cup bid have submitted their campaigns at Wembley stadium that they hope will see them included in the 2018 bid team’s final proposal. |
Nottingham vision for 2018 revealedFull details of Nottingham’s plans to help secure host city status for the 2018 World Cup have been revealed. The development of 4,500 homes, two primary schools, a secondary school and a district shopping [...] |
Nottinghamshire council hits out at host city proposalNottinghamshire County council have hit out at plans to build the city’s new 45,000 seater stadium on land at Gamston. |
What are the chances of a successful Nottingham host bid for 2018?Well, firstly, what is there in Nottingham? The oldest football league club and former European club winners, of course! And a first-class cricket club, and the East Midlands airport, and, ahem……Hooters. The list is endless. Compared to some of the other host cities that have bid, some would say Nottingham is less attractive than London, [...] |
Nottingham Forest New Stadium for 2018 World CupNottingham Forest is planning to build a new Brian Clough Stadium (name may change but due to Brian Clough’s contribution to the club, it is very probable that Nottingham will name their stadium after this long-serving manager) in a bid for the club to be recognised again as a top club. After having fallen into [...] |