- A public consultation over plans for a new state-of-the-art training facility in Charnwood is being held on Saturday 7 April
- It’ll take place between 10am and 3pm at King Power Stadium ahead of the Premier League fixture with Newcastle
- Representatives from LCFC, planning consultants Deloitte and KSS Design Group will be in attendance to discuss plans with the Leicester community
Representatives from the Football Club, planning consultants Deloitte and architects KSS Design Group will host an exhibition and discussion of site plans and strategy for the new facility – described by Vice-Chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha as a ‘once in a generation opportunity’.
The views of Foxes fans are important to the Football Club, with all members of the Leicester community invited to attend the exhibition outside the Family Stand between 10am and 3pm.
Along with the exhibition, there will be opportunities to ask questions about the Club’s plans for the site, which was previously occupied by Park Hill Golf Club, and is a key element in King Power International’s long-term vision for the Football Club.
The informal consultation environment aims to provide supporters, residents and businesses with an opportunity to learn about and discuss the plans in as much detail as possible.
The Club will also be reaching out to local people as it seeks to put its community at the heart of the project - to provide Leicestershire with both a world-class sporting environment and community programmes to rival the best in the country.
In addition to the discussions at King Power Stadium, a questionnaire will also be available on tablet devices to complete on-site.
Season Ticket Holders and Members who aren’t able to visit the exhibition will be contacted directly to contribute their views on the Club’s plans, with the questionnaire and supporting information also available online at LCFC.com.
Supporters will find the exhibition outside the Family Stand, close to the City Fanstore, between 10am and 3pm.
