Stamford Bridge
(Picture: REUTERS)Bidders for Chelsea have been warned that any plans for a major redevelopment of its Stamford Bridge home must be “sympathetic to local residents” to have a chance of winning consent from the local council.
Stephen Cowan, leader of Hammersmith and Fulham council, said in a letter to Premier League boss Richard Masters and Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries the authority would welcome a proposal that “secured exemplar design, was sympathetic to local residents, and fulfilled expectations of fans”.