Lord’s Compton & Edrich stands now being redeveloped

Lords redevelopment

Planning permission to redevelop the Compton and Edrich stand was given earlier this year with demolition of the existing stand having started at the end of August. 

The construction of the new stand is proposed to be in two stages with the demolition and building of the three tiers by summer 2020 and fitting out by spring 2021. Your local councillors have been working with Lord’s and officers to ensure a robust Code of Construction Practice is in place which protects the interests of residents living near to this site. 

If local people have any issues during the construction please contact Francis Egan, Senior Construction Manager, ISG by email or 07971 764507 or alternatively contact Paul, Robert or Gotz.

Photo credit: ISG

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