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The Lamex Stadium, Broadhall Way, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, SG2 8RH; Business hours: Mon - Fri: 9AM - 5PM; Phone number: 01438 222222
Broadhall Way, known as the Lamex Stadium for sponsorship purposes, is an association football stadium in Stevenage, Hertfordshire. It has been the home ground of Stevenage (formerly Stevenage Borough and Stevenage Town) since the early 1960s, and has a capacity of 7,200 people.
Explore the Lamex Stadium, home of Stevenage F.C., and discover its facilities, history, and upcoming events.
- The History of The Lamex Stadium
- Stadium Features
- Matchday Experience
- Not Just Boro’: Other Stadium Uses…
- Community Involvement
- The Future of The Lamex Stadium
- And That’S The Lamex Stadium…
In what must be a rarity in English football, ours is a ground that pre-dates the existence of the club. First opened in 1961, it would first provide Stevenage Town with a new home up the road from London Road. Back then, of course, it wasn’t known as the Lamex. We’re unable to say for sure what it wascalled back then. But we’re going to go with Br...
Don’t let its size fool you. The Lamex Stadium has plenty going on – and plenty to offer fans on a matchday. Even when there isn’t a game on, there are facilities that see use. In footballing terms, the ground can accommodate more than 7,300 supporters. Yes, it’s not the biggest venue in the world. Nor is it the biggest in League Two. But the poten...
The matchday experience at the Lamex Stadium is tip-top. The club will put in the effort to make sure that all the fam will get their kicks before (and during) a match. From the moment you arrive at the stadium, you’ll be struck by the vibrant and passionate atmosphere. The stands are filled with Boro fans, who are eager to cheer on their team and ...
Boro’ are the main event at the Lamex Stadium, that’s for sure. But it’s not uncommon for us to host other teams and games. Spurs reserves and youth team, for example, were long-time tenants. We also had the Conference South playoff final three years on the trot between 2006 and 2008 (inclusive). And international fixtures at the ground have includ...
It’s fair to say that Boro’ are very well aware of their role within the wider community. With a variety of projects and initiatives, the club tries to reach out to its neighbours as best it can. That was perhaps best illustrated during the Covid-19 pandemic; the Lamex Stadium taking on a new role as a hub for the distribution of sandwiches and a C...
A football ground has stood on the site of the Lamex Stadium (as we know it) for more than 60 years now. And it’s perhaps only in the second half of that period where change came on a little quicker. Between the mid-1990s and late 2010s, all four stands benefited from a huge chunk of redevelopment. To be fair, so too has the infrastructure around t...
So, there you go – the Lamex Stadium. There’s no place like home. And that’s exactly what we have here. It’s not on the scale of the Wembleys of this world. It can’t fit as many in as plenty of other grounds can. But it’s our gaff and it’s the way we like it. If nowt else, our successes in recent years is proof that having the biggest place doesn’t...
Club: Stevenage FC | Opening: 1961 | Capacity: 6,490 (3,300 standing) | Description: The Lamex Stadium, also known as Broadhall Way, was built in 1961 and first served as the home of Stevenage Town and next of their successor Stevenage Athletic.
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Sep 9, 2021 · Lamex Stadium - Stevenage Stadium Guide. Broadhall Way or The Lamex Stadium is a purpose built football stadium located in the Hertfordshire city of Stevenage. First opened in 1980, the ground was last expanded in 2001 with a capacity of 6,722, and is currently home to Stevenage F.C.
