Thanks for all the great photos and the hard work you put in. You are doing a marvellous job and I can't thank you and your wife enough.

Your all very welcome , just seeing the stadium go up is reward enough but there are also lots of other people posting really good pictures as well its great so many people take the time to do this , My wife says some days there is a steady stream of people taking the odd picure so well done to them as well , oh and it look like sometinhg happening on the new bridge as well , cones going along that road and storage cabins in the layby so onwards and upwards

We had to drive past last night about 5pm ish and could see it going up - it was a great feeling to see it actually happening.

And a couple more taken by Mrs G yesterday

I think I love Mrs G. Keep them pics coming. Great work!!!

a couple of pictures Mrs G took today and a panorama I knocked up , it shows all the way from the Kiln to the old substation
STADIUM

TESCO`S


panorama

A big thanks and well done to The Chair and Mr & Mrs Grunt for keeping up with this, I know I'm a wire, but I'm loving the updates on this site.

Keep up the good work!

Even though its a request from a Warrington Fan here ya go more pictures

Sundays update



and one from a couple of months ago for comparison



A few views from Peasley Cross Rd







cant believe how tall this is going to be

a picture from 2009 of the site from the existing footbridge



And today



And one from the site of the new footbridge

Taken this sunny afternoon, south stand might be block SH, looks as though its a quality build - Built to Last
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I remember McManus at a meeting saying that Saints had opted to go for a higher spec build rather than a bigger stadium. (They couldn't afford to do both)

Its profile is going to look impressive for fans from the high point of the Linkway near the sherdley park over bridge.