Wasps unveil stadium plans

Tuesday 28 September 2010 10:44 BST

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Wasps have unveiled Wycombe Air Park at Booker, just outside High Wycombe, as their preferred site for a new 17,500-20,000 stadium.

The Aviva Premiership club hope to develop a sports village at the site in conjunction with npower League Two outfit Wycombe.

Steve Hayes, owner of Wasps and Wycombe, said: "We want to move forwards.

"Investing in a new community stadium and sports village means that the clubs can develop their playing and non-playing sides."

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