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Research commissioned by the Government looking into possible reform of the all-seater legislation has concluded that more trials of standing areas in the top-flight are needed.
The review into standing at football was launched back in June 2018 by then Sports Minister Tracey Crouch following a summer of intense campaigning from supporters – culminating in a Government petition signed by more than 112,000 fans.
Published on Thursday evening, the report led by Dr Jo Welford at CFE Research, says: “Any change to current policy must be based on robust evidence that such a change would ensure equivalent or improved spectator safety.”
Dr Welford’s report recommends monitoring further trials of different standing areas to provide further evidence.
Read more by clicking on the link here www.fsf.org.uk/latest-news/view/more-standing-trials-needed-says-government-report
The review into standing at football was launched back in June 2018 by then Sports Minister Tracey Crouch following a summer of intense campaigning from supporters – culminating in a Government petition signed by more than 112,000 fans.
Published on Thursday evening, the report led by Dr Jo Welford at CFE Research, says: “Any change to current policy must be based on robust evidence that such a change would ensure equivalent or improved spectator safety.”
Dr Welford’s report recommends monitoring further trials of different standing areas to provide further evidence.
Read more by clicking on the link here www.fsf.org.uk/latest-news/view/more-standing-trials-needed-says-government-report