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"07/00690/FUL | Construction of extension to upper tier of south stand to form additional 370 seats and TV gantry | Fratton Park Frogmore Road Southsea Hampshire PO4 8RA". publicaccess.portsmouth.gov.uk. Retrieved 13 August 2019.
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"20/00322/FUL | Improvements and alterations to the north-east and south-east sections (Milton End) to include construction of turnstiles and entrances (including change of use of part of local residential garden); Construction of buildings to provide further facilities including disabled access, toilet blocks and security office; ; improvements and alterations to concourse areas, stands, seating and facilities; extension of roof; retention of TV screen and replacement of boundary walls | Portsmouth Football Club Fratton Park Frogmore Road Southsea PO4 8RA". publicaccess.portsmouth.gov.uk.
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FC, Portsmouth (15 July 2019). "Relocation, relocation, relocation The Fratton Park floodlight that was taken down last month has completed its move to the North Stand car park #Pompeypic.twitter.com/AStsMBN4TN".
PompeyNewsNow (24 June 2019). "Fratton Park June 1992 #Pompey #PompeyHistorypic.twitter.com/RnaLkps22l". @PompeyNewsNow (in French). Retrieved 13 August 2019.
FC, Portsmouth (8 July 2019). "Work continues at Fratton Park, with ten sets of floodlights going up on the South Stand roof Previously, most of the lights were part of the historic Floodlight in between the Fratton End and South Stand #Pompeypic.twitter.com/uknK96aSGx".
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"#OTD1948 The lateral gangway across the top of the Milton end terrace is to be built up so that it is level with the top step of the terracing. This will involve filling in the gangway with several tons of brick rubble and levelling it off with ashes. #PompeyChampsOfEngland". 7 October 2018.
"#OTD1948 The eastern edge of the Milton end's lateral gangway will be protected by a small wall, mounted with a handrail to prevent people being pushed down the bank towards Fratton Park's boundary with Specks Lane. #PompeyChampsOfEngland". 7 October 2018.
"#OTD1948 The stairway leading from the turnstiles in the north-east corner of Fratton Park up to Spion Kop are being rebuilt to provide steps that have less of an incline than has previously been the case. #PompeyChampsOfEngland". 7 October 2018.
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"A view of Fratton Park's original main (south) stand and pavilion, taken from the old "railway end" (as it was most commonly known) in the early 1920s. #PompeyHistorypic.twitter.com/QgQNt12gYh". 9 July 2019.
"The spectators at the baseball match at Fratton Park #OTD 100 years ago were able to enjoy upgraded facilities which had only just been completed when organised football was suspended in 1915. A new terrace at the Fratton end provided covered accommodation for 8,000 fans". 6 June 2018.
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"#Pompey built their long-awaited new Fratton End in 1956. It was later blamed for the deteriorating state of the Fratton Park pitch, and shutters had to be installed into the back of it to allow the drying westerly breeze through on non-match days. #PompeyHistorypic.twitter.com/M6LrDFI5dC". 25 September 2018.
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FC, Portsmouth (18 June 2019). "February 1956: Fratton Park hosts the first ever floodlit Football League match, between #Pompey and Newcastle. June 2019: The floodlight pylon is taken down to be relocated to the North Stand car park. Keeping history close to home pic.twitter.com/6rkvszb1z8".
Salvidge, Hughes & (19 June 2019). "Yesterday, we took the first step in the plan to relocate one of Fratton Park's iconic floodlights to the North Stand car park".
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"Today is the one hundredth anniversary of Fratton Park staging one of its most unusual fixtures. A baseball match took place between The US Army and The Canadian Army, and the proceeds were donated to the British Red Cross. For the record, The US Army won 4-3! #PompeyHistorypic.twitter.com/RFhkM741Ms". 6 June 2018.
Eisner, Michael (19 October 2018). "Excited to be discussing Pompey's future and of course excited for tomorrow's match in Portsmouth against Fleetwood! #PUP @eric_eisner @officialpompeypic.twitter.com/Okv7H02iM2".

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@PompeyHistorySociety (26 July 2019). "Major improvements to Fratton Park will be completed before the start of the new season" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
@Pompey (2 November 2022). "🏟 Progress in PO4🪑 The next phase of the Fratton Park redevelopment has started in the Milton End#Pompey" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
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