At our recent meeting, OSDGT trustees agreed to a clearer, more regular schedule for trustees’ meetings in 2026. Trustees will meet on Monday evenings, 7-9pm, approximately every eight weeks. We’re also committing to at least two in-person meetings during the year. The aim is to improve transparency, provide more notice of meetings, and make it […]
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The second day of the concreting got underway on Saturday, July 25 with the added pressure of needing the work completed before a friendly kicking off at 3pm.
Over the summer we have installed some fixed bins around the Old Spotted Dog Ground in an effort to improve our waste management on site and up the recycling ratio. A vast majority of the waste created on a matchday is aluminium cans which are infinitely recyclable! But not if it’s put in black bin […]
The final stage of the Old Spotted Dog Ground Trust’s pathways and fencing project got under way on Saturday, Jul 11 — and it began with arguably the toughest job of all: laying the concrete
Work has begun on preparing the site for a new concrete pathway along two sides of the Old Spotted Dog Ground.
We’re delighted to announce that we’ve reached our fundraising target for the Accessibility Improvement Project
There are now two types of bin around the Old Spotted Dog Ground – black bin bags for general waste and green bin bags for recycling.
Last Sunday, the Old Spotted Dog Ground Trust and architects Unit 38 held a community day in the warehouse to discuss plans for the space.
We have made significant improvements to the Old Spotted Dog Ground since 2020, but we will not create the friendly, welcoming space we want to offer to football fans until our ground is accessible.