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The plan, which covers spending between June 2026 and May 2027, includes a host of maintenance works in all areas of the ground. A total budget of £118,845 is available to be spent across the year, after the Joint Venture accounts registered a surplus in 2025/26.
08.09.26News
The Moonraker has seen correspondence between a supporter and stadium manager Noel Jeffs, in which he confirms the restrictions are in place for all League Two matches this season.
14.08.26News
Reduced prices were available to Town fans until Sunday, May 31, and the club have nearly matched the equivalent sales numbers of last summer.
02.06.26News
EXCLUSIVE: “After several months of the rent being paid on time via a standing order, the last three months have all been late, with payment only made after being chased or notice given that supporters would be informed,” a spokesperson told The Moonraker.
01.06.26News
Swindon could fit out the Town End so it can be a home for anyone who wants a ticket. The club can prove they are capable of reacting to fan opinion, and able to deliver a relatively minor development task in an expedient and effective manner.
03.03.26Opinion
EXCLUSIVE: Senior officials at the club have been pushing for the release of these documents for several months. Trust STFC have agreed to the proposal on the basis that none of the accounts are redacted in any way.
10.11.25News
Additional speakers for the public address system and some safety barrier work still remains outstanding. However, Anthony Hall is confident this will have been completed in time for the visit of Bolton.
06.11.25News
A simple majority was required among the Trust's roughly 1,300-strong membership - regardless of the size of the turnout. And that was easily achieved, as just 12 of the 489 votes returned were opposed to the plan.
13.10.25News
Earmarked works for the current 12-month period – running from June 2025 to May 2026 – include floodlight tower inspections (the most expensive element at £37,400), and fire door replacement (£22,500).
06.10.25News
Representatives of the Trust and club are set to meet with senior council figures to discuss the options available to give the Joint Venture more time to compile a proposal that is proceedable.
29.09.25News
SBC are believed to have two years to activate the clause. The JV could ask for a hard extension to the deadline, or try to find a more malleable solution.
26.09.25News
Let’s make one thing abundantly clear: neither the Swindon Town Supporters' Trust nor Clem Morfuni bought the County Ground. Nigel Eady did.
29.08.25Opinion
The work necessary to allow Swindon to open the usual three stands to fans for the visit of Cambridge United on Saturday (August 9) was finished in time, and at a meeting on Friday morning (August 8), the council gave the event the green light to go ahead.
08.08.25News
The Moonraker has spoken to multiple supporters who have all claimed that under-18 entry is not being permitted into the T1 and T2 sections. Several fans have told The Moonraker of their exchanges with ticketing staff at the club.
07.08.25News
That programme of work continues with two days remaining until the scheduled first home game of the 2025/26. The Moonraker understands fire safety upgrades have been among the outstanding items this week.
06.08.25News
The precise nature of the work required has not yet been publicly disclosed, though the council are expected to make a statement in the coming days explaining the situation.
05.08.25News
As of lunchtime on Friday (July 25), the Robins had sold 4,215 season tickets compared to total sales of 4,212 last term.
25.07.25News
The vote was open to 1,263 Trust members, with 955 taking part – a turnout of 76 per cent. A total of 478 ballots in favour of the motion were received, or 50.005 per cent of those cast.
13.06.25News
Renovation is closer now than it has been since the construction of the Don Rogers Stand in 1994. And yet, there is every chance the fans will object. What a mad state of affairs we have found ourselves in.
03.06.25Opinion
The early-bird window for 2025/26 season tickets closed on Saturday after a two-month sales period. The Moonraker understands 3,793 were sold. That is only around 200 less than the club managed as a whole last year.
02.06.25News
If every eligible member took part, around 950 would be required to vote yes for the club to get the go-ahead. At present, that appears to be a daunting bar.
29.05.25News
While the initial three-week consultation period has concluded, before a vote can be called the club need to seek consent from the Joint Venture board. As part of that, they must submit a finalised plan for the work.
09.05.25News
The Moonraker asked Anthony Hall to clarify how the club intend to finance the programme of works, which Town intend to carry out before and during the 2026/27 season.
03.05.25News
This forum was a far cry from the chaos of January 2024, or the confusion of September 2023. But it underlined a fundamental split in how different sets of supporters view the club, and how the club views different sets of supporters.
02.05.25Opinion
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