A full summary of the emerging proposals from the GLA can be found at cpsp2020.com/news/ 

If adopted, headline impacts will include:

• A fraction of the current parking capacity, and distant from the main centre. 
• Loss of the popular training dome, and loss of indoor football.  
• Demolition of the Lodge. 
• Demolition of the Jubilee Stand, possibly replaced with an indoor track (but much shorter than present). 
• Demotion of all stadium seating except the covered seating area in the West Stand.
• Outdoor 400m track remains, but uncertainty on surface of the infill.
• Potentially enhanced hockey facilities, with reduced outdoor football.
• Numerous access issues (motor and foot) thus-far unanswered by planners  
• Sizes and final locations of dedicated Strength and Conditioning, gymnastics, potential new club house, and NHS and Sports Injury Physiotherapy Services remain vague. 
• Option to maintain 25m pool.

CPSP will endeavour to keep users, stakeholders and the local community updated with progress, but until the Mayor ratifies definitive plans, anyone who is concerned about the future of the NSC are urged to make their feelings known.  So please: 

Take the Mayor of London's NSC survey – CLOSES Tuesday 12th March:  www.on-your-marks.co.uk/#questionnaire

Use formal consultation channels;  cpsp2020.com/how-to-help/ . Lobby your local MP, GLA Assembly Member, and/or the Minister for Sport. Promote your views on the broadest possible spectrum of media including social media.

Remember, if you say nothing, you could well not get the result you want!

Thank you again,

John V Powell MBE,
Chair, Crystal Palace Sports Partnership
w: cpsp2020.com/news/ 
t: @CPSP2020 
e: Chair@cpsp2020.com