Peterborough United say it is "business as usual" despite the company which owns their ground going into receivership over a £6.6m debt. BBC Homepage Skip to content ...

Peterborough United's ground has a capacity of 15,314 A deal for Peterborough United to buy their Weston Homes Stadium from Peterborough City Council is due to be completed on 31 March.

The city council bought the Peterborough United ground and its surrounding land back in 2010 for £8.4million, to secure the future of the football club in its long-term home and to continue its ...

"Peterborough needs a stadium that can be used for conferences, concerts, exhibitions and events, which in turn will attract new business, tourism and investment to the city." More on this story ...

In 16 Football League meetings at Cambridge United, Posh have won just two and lost eight. It’s not quite the worst record Posh have at the home of current League One clubs. Advertisement ...

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The new stadium would serve as Peterborough United’s home ground and would also host events, with the aim for its facilities to be in use 200 days a year.

Peterborough United chairman Darragh MacAnthony has retaken sole control of the League One club after buying back most of the shares he sold to Canada-based duo Dr Jason Neale and Randy Thompson ...