Maidenhead United Football Club have shared the first concept designs for our proposed new ground at Braywick Park.

The concept drawings, the first to be released by the club, showcase the exterior of the proposed ground at Braywick as well as plans to extend the existing Braywick Nature Reserve to the south of the site.

Last December, Maidenhead United announced its plans to relocate to a new area of Braywick Park following collaborative discussions with the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead.

Over the following months, the club shared its plans with supporters and our wider community, inviting residents to share their ideas at roadshows and dedicated ground development workshops focusing on key areas.

Also released are initial footprint designs for the ground, which considers feedback from supporters submitted online and in-person at a workshop on Tuesday, 3rd February.

Jon Adams, Chief Executive Officer of Maidenhead United Football Club, said: “These initial concept designs are as a result of the constructive feedback received as part of our ongoing consultations.

“We are pleased to release these initial images, which we’ve shared with the local authority ahead of the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, 28th April.

“We are grateful to everyone who helped shape these proposals, and we look forward to continued collaboration with our community as we strive to create a fit-for-purpose home for Maidenhead United Football Club.”