Aberdeen holds public meetings on new stadium 11/05/2010 |
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A series of public consultations on plans for a new home for Aberdeen Football Club are being held.
The club wants to build a 21,000-seater stadium – costing up to £40m – at Loirston Loch.
The BBC reports that public meetings were held on Sunday (May 9) and Monday (May 10), and that another will take place on Tuesday (May 11) at Pittodrie Stadium.
Councillors have already backed the project, but it still has to clear the planning process.
An alternative site of Kings Links was earlier deemed too small and expensive.
The club has played at Pittodrie for more than a century.
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