West Ham United and its landlord at London Stadium, E20, have agreed a plan which allows the club to sell additional seats for their matches and brings an end to a bitter legal dispute. Read more
The operators of the London Stadium have signed a five-year partnership which will see the global Coca-Cola brand and associated soft drinks become the official soft drinks partner to the venue until 2023. Read more
The Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees Major League Baseball teams will play an historic two-game series in London in 2019. Read more
Delaware North UK has appointed Philip Farrington as Head of Safety for the company’s growing UK blue-chip portfolio of sports stadia and travel hospitality. Read more
London Stadium will play host to a groundbreaking athletics competition in July, with the venue hosting the newly-launched Athletics World Cup London 2018. Read more
The troubled London Stadium will come under the spotlight today when a panel of stakeholders will be quizzed about its future. Read more
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has taken control of the London Stadium as he looks to renegotiate deals and minimise ongoing losses at the home of West Ham United FC. Read more
West Ham’s London Stadium looks set to host two cricket matches in the 2019 World Cup. Read more
Troubles surrounding West Ham FC’s move to the London Stadium are mounting with continuing match day violence in the stands, an investigation into rising costs and now the resignation of the stadium’s boss. Read more
In a recent interview with Neil Levett, Managing Director of Alad – owners of PanStadia & Arena Management magazine and Stadia & Arena Events – which was first published in the latest edition of BCCJ’s ACUMEN magazine – Levett discusses the importance of sustainable models for sports venues for major events such as the Rugby World Cup 2019 and Tokyo 2020…
West Ham United will welcome 57,000 fans to the London Stadium for their first home Premier League match against AFC Bournemouth this Sunday. Read more
Seeding of the pitch at the brand new London Stadium – formerly the Olympic Stadium – began last week, with the playing surface to be ready for its first cut next week. The innovative Desso artificial turf fibres will ensure a world-class quality pitch for new tenants, West Ham United FC.
