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Liberty Way is part of the Attleborough Fields [[Industrial park|Industrial Estate]] and therefore the stadium is surrounded by warehouses and factories. There is a sizeable [[Parking lot|car park]] at the stadium, as well as other pitches for Football and Rugby. Nuneaton RFC use one of the outfield pitches for their Home Games when Nuneaton Town play at the Stadium |
Liberty Way is part of the Attleborough Fields [[Industrial park|Industrial Estate]] and therefore the stadium is surrounded by warehouses and factories. There is a sizeable [[Parking lot|car park]] at the stadium, as well as other pitches for Football and Rugby. Nuneaton RFC use one of the outfield pitches for their Home Games when Nuneaton Town play at the Stadium |
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==Re-naming the Stadium== |
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In October 2014, the stadium was renamed and is now known as the '''''JDRF James Parnell Stadium''''' to promote juvenile diabetes and to promote the [[JDRF]] Foundation. |
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Liberty Way (known as the JDRF James Parnell Stadium for sponsorship reasons) is a multi-use sports stadium in Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England, which is owned by Nuneaton Town F.C. but is also used by Nuneaton R.F.C., which rents the stadium from the football club. Liberty Way has been used by the rugby club since the 1990s; however, it was a mere pitch with a perimeter fence and nothing like the facilities of the current complex. The Current Stadium is made up of 4 stands.
Opening
Nuneaton Borough moved into the stadium prior to the start of the 2007/08 season, and their first match at the stadium was played on Tuesday 17 July 2007, when local rivals Coventry City visited for a 2–2 draw. The first ever goal at the stadium was scored by a Brazilian trialist playing for Coventry, whilst the first Boro player to score was defender Gavin Cowan. The stadium also played host to the Coventry Jets American football team, who beat rivals Bristol Aztecs 13-7 in the BAFL Premier Division semi final, August 2007.
The Stadium
The Stadium has 4 Stands
The Britannia Tyres Stand which can hold 1,800 supporters
The Away Stand (Loans 2 Go Stand), which can hold 1,000 visiting supporters.
The Rugby Club Terrace (South Terrace) which is the only uncovered part of the stadium holds up to 500 standing
The Main Stand has 500 seats.
There is also a small complex of Club Offices, Sports Bar between the Britannia Tyres Stand and the Main Stand. The Ground also meets Conference Premier Standards
Geography
Liberty Way is part of the Attleborough Fields Industrial Estate and therefore the stadium is surrounded by warehouses and factories. There is a sizeable car park at the stadium, as well as other pitches for Football and Rugby. Nuneaton RFC use one of the outfield pitches for their Home Games when Nuneaton Town play at the Stadium
Re-naming the Stadium
In October 2014, the stadium was renamed and is now known as the JDRF James Parnell Stadium to promote juvenile diabetes and to promote the JDRF Foundation.
52°31′14.42″N 1°26′33.12″W / 52.5206722°N 1.4425333°W
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