Alconbury Weald master developer seeks views on future Sports Hub

  • 09.06.2025
Indicative image of clubhouse

Health and wellbeing are embedded into the design for Alconbury Weald, with a range of sports and activities already available for all ages and abilities to enjoy.

As the development grows, more facilities are being added, and the team has been working on proposals for the Sports Hub coming forward in Phase 3. This will bring together both outdoor sports pitches and a Clubhouse with community space, changing rooms and a bar/café.

Within the planning approach for Alconbury Weald the requirement for pitches is based on feedback from local clubs and sporting governing bodies, and then agreed by the local authority. This process considers current under provision in the local area, projected needs of future residents, and a review of popular trends in sporting usage. 

The current proposals include two 11 v 11 football pitches, two 5 v 5 football pitches and an 11 v 11 artificial grass pitch. Additional space is set aside for potential rugby uses or other sports.

A two-storey clubhouse is currently being investigated in collaboration with architects and this consultation will help shape its design. The building is expected to offer a range of facilities, including changing rooms, toilets, storage space, a café, office area, bar and kitchen, and balconies with views over the pitches. 

As well as sporting events, the clubhouse could be hired by community groups for a range of activities, and by residents for private functions and celebrations.  
 

“The Sports Hub will be a fantastic facility for the local community and we’re looking forward to hearing thoughts on our emerging plans and other ideas for the facility." 

Paul Murfin - Communications and Partnerships Manager for Alconbury Weald master planner Urban&Civic
current and planned sports provision

“We will also be delivering other sports provision as the development grows, including in the refurbished hangars in Heritage Park, and are keen to hear what other sports and physical activities people would like to see as the development grows.”

Paul Murfin - Communications and Partnerships Manager for Alconbury Weald master planner Urban&Civic

Find out more and have your say at http://consultation.alconbury-weald.co.uk/

The consultation closes on Wednesday, 2 July 2025.

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