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Shetland 3G pitch uses sweetcorn in place of rubber crumb
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Shetland 3G pitch uses sweetcorn in place of rubber crumb
A new £1.46 million synthetic pitch in Lerwick will open this week, with school groups set to be amongst the first users of the all-weather facility. Dalkeith-based Allsports Construction and Maintenance led the creation of the pitch, known as North Loch Park, alongside local subcontractor Shetland Plant Hire. Work got underway in April, with the pitch built on the site of a former grass rugby pitch. Shetland Islands Council said the previous pi…
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