Monday's preview of the plans for the proposed redevelopment of the north and east sides of the Abbey Stadium was well-attended and supporters and neighbours are reminded that all are welcome to the exhibition at the ground this evening.

Chairman Gary Harwood, director John Howard and CEO Peter Salvage were in attendance on Monday night to answer questions and discuss the plans for the £5.5 million project, along with Neil Waterson from property consultants FPDSavills.

Director John Howard answers questions about the plans

Many season ticket holders, shareholders and Vice-Presidents called into the Harris Suite during the evening and many more visitors are expected at the exhibition today between 3.30pm and 9pm. The event takes place in the Harris Suite under the Main Stand, and is being organised by FPDSavills and Cambridge United Football Club in association with architects CAD Associates and Cambridge City Council.

Here are photographs of some of the drawings giving an idea of the scale of the redevelopment. We will be publish clearer and larger images here as soon as possible.

An overhead view of the site layout, showing the new areas in blue

Drawings of the new elevations

More drawings of the new elevations

You can read Gary Harwood's interview about the plans here, and read his comments at the Fans Forum three weeks ago here.

Director John Howard will answer your questions about the redevelopment in a website Q&A in approximately two weeks, so if you have questions and can't ask them directly today, send them to web@cambridge-united.co.uk

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