SYNTHETIC PITCH CONSTRUCTION IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE

Gloucestershire stretches from the Severn Vale through the Cotswolds and down toward the Bristol border, giving the county a mix of rural landscapes and busy urban centres. Gloucester and Cheltenham are the main hubs, supported by towns such as Stroud, Tewkesbury and Cirencester.

The University of Gloucestershire has campuses in Cheltenham and Gloucester, and the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester adds to the county’s higher education presence. Independent schools such as Cheltenham College, Dean Close School and Wycliffe College contribute to a strong sporting tradition and a consistent need for high quality facilities.

Gloucestershire has a well established sporting identity, with professional rugby at Gloucester Rugby and a strong presence in football, hockey and netball through long running clubs and community programmes. Schools, colleges and clubs across the county make extensive use of their pitches throughout the year, which places significant pressure on artificial surfaces. The combination of varied terrain, changing weather and high participation levels means that durable, well planned sports pitches are essential for maintaining consistent performance.

Our work at Tudor Hall School Banbury (over the border in Oxfordshire)

Tudor Hall School Banbury case study