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UWE Stadium is the provisional name for a proposed 21,700 all-seater stadium to be built in Cheswick, South Gloucestershire, as a new home for League One side Bristol Rovers. The stadium will replace their current home, the Memorial Stadium. Sainsbury's agreed to buy the Memorial Stadium in 2011 and lease it to the club while the new stadium was built to the north of the city.

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rdf:type	Stadium
rdfs:label	UWE Stadium
rdfs:comment	UWE Stadium is the provisional name for a proposed 21,700 all-seater stadium to be built in Cheswick, South Gloucestershire, as a new home for League One side Bristol Rovers. The stadium will replace their current home, the Memorial Stadium. Sainsbury's agreed to buy the Memorial Stadium in 2011 and lease it to the club while the new stadium was built to the north of the city.
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dcterms:subject	Stadiums English stadiums Proposed stadiums Bristol Rovers F.C.
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seating capacity	21700(xsd:integer)
Owners	Bristol Rovers F.C.
tenants	Bristol Rovers F.C.
Location	Cheswick, South Gloucestershire
abstract	UWE Stadium is the provisional name for a proposed 21,700 all-seater stadium to be built in Cheswick, South Gloucestershire, as a new home for League One side Bristol Rovers. The stadium will replace their current home, the Memorial Stadium. Sainsbury's agreed to buy the Memorial Stadium in 2011 and lease it to the club while the new stadium was built to the north of the city. However in 2014 the future of the stadium was put in doubt due to a court battle with Sainsbury's over the contract for the Memorial Stadium site. In July 2015 Sainsbury's won its High Court battle with Bristol Rovers over the termination of the £30m deal to buy the Memorial Stadium. The future of the stadium remains uncertain, with the club described the ruling as a "kick in the teeth". Shortly after, the club were granted leave to appeal the decision which was completed in January 2016 and rejected in March 2016. The following month, Bristol Rovers were sold to the Jordanian Al-Qadi family with outgoing chairman Nick Higgs confirming the outcome of the court case is "no longer relevant". The club's new president Wael Al-Qadi confirmed a new stadium is a "key requirement" for the new owners.

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