Has Nene Park been demolished?

Has Nene Park been demolished?

Two stands have now been demolished at Rushden and Diamonds’ former Nene Park home. The stadium, which was also briefly home to Kettering Town, has been empty since 2012. Two stands at the Irthlingborough stadium, which had a capacity of 6,400 and was opened by Sir Bobby Robson, have now been razed to the ground.

Why did Rushden and Diamonds dissolve?

The club were expelled from the Conference on 11 June 2011; their unstable financial position meant they could not guarantee to complete all their fixtures in the 2011–12 season, and resulted in their dissolution. They were succeeded by phoenix club AFC Rushden & Diamonds.

What is Nene Park now?

The demolition of Nene Park, the former home of Rushden & Diamonds is now underway. Nene Park which has been unused since 2012, was a nice ground, which was excellent by non-league standards and fulfilled Football League criteria.

Who owns Rushden and Diamonds?

AFC Rushden & Diamonds

Nickname(s) The Diamonds
Capacity 2,955 (257 seated)
Chairman Ralph Burditt
Manager Andy Burgess
League Southern League Premier Division Central

Who owns Nene Park Peterborough?

Nene Park Trust
Both venues are owned by Nene Park Trust and managed by Raj Regmi. Ferry Meadows also includes a group camping site (tents) and a year-round touring caravan Caravan Club site. Ferry Meadows is one of the major destinations and attractions signposted on the Green Wheel cycle route.

Where did Rushden and Diamonds play?

Irthlingborough, United KingdomRushden & Diamonds F.C. / Location

Where are Rushden and Diamonds?

Who owns Ferry Meadows?

Nene Park Trust takes on stewardship of the Park During its period of direct management, the PDC had acquired 660 hectares of land in the river valley and put in place access agreements with the owners of half as much again.

Why is it called Ferry Meadows?

It was built from local Barnack limestone by the Fitzwilliam family to replace a ferry service which operated on the River Nene and helps tell the story of how Ferry Meadows got its name. The bridge is marked on maps of the Park and a visit can be combined with a walk through the lovely Bluebell Wood.

What step are Rushden and Diamonds?

Step 4 football
The club clinched the United Counties Premier Division title and promotion to Step 4 football, with an unbeaten run of 17 league games at the end of the campaign ensuring they kept ahead of their rivals.

How do you get to Rushden and Diamonds?

Take the A6 Rushden and Higham bypass, and exit at the junction with Newton Road….The primary bus services are:

  1. X46/ X47: Northampton, Wellingborough, Rushden, Higham Ferrers and Raunds.
  2. 49: Rushden Lakes, Rushden to Kettering via Irthlingborough and Finedon.
  3. 50: Rushden Lakes, Rushden to Bedford.

How deep are the lakes at Ferry Meadows?

Swimming takes place on a 400m loop in Gunwade lake, a relatively sheltered and shallow lake (4.5m maximum depth) fed by freshwater from the River Nene.

What tier is the Southern League Premier Division South?

The Central and South Divisions are at step 3 of the National League System (NLS), and are feeder divisions, mainly to the National League South but also to the National League North. Feeding the Premier Divisions are two regional divisions, Division One Central and Division One South, which are at step 4 of the NLS.

Did Rangers FC cheat?

David Murray denied any cheating took place during his ownership of Rangers, while Alastair Johnston and Charles Green questioned the independence of the investigation.

Can you swim in Ferry Meadows?

Swimming takes place on a 400m loop in Gunwade lake, a relatively sheltered and shallow lake (4.5m maximum depth) fed by freshwater from the River Nene. Swimmers are welcome to use the facilities at Nene Outdoors watersports and activity centre including heated changing rooms and showers.