Aston Villa's ambitious Villa Park redevelopment continues to gather pace, with fresh aerial footage revealing several developments around the North Stand.
The latest update shows progress on the new terracing, lift shaft and preparations for the next phase of structural work.
Aston Villa continue to make ground on the North Stand
New footage filmed by CC Overview on November 9th provides a detailed look at the ongoing expansion, with construction workers having completed the shuttering and concreting of new terracing sections.
Work is now focused on removing the wooden formwork, while new raking beams have also been spotted on site to support the future seating areas.
Although major structural steelwork is yet to arrive, straps have been installed in preparation, suggesting that the next stage of the project could be fast approaching.
Progress is also visible around the lift shaft, although it remains shorter than the corresponding structure on the opposite side of the stadium.
Elsewhere, Villa's previous club signage and badge have been removed from the Trinity Road Stand as redevelopment work continues around the corner near the new tunnel.
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It is encouraging to see the North Stand project continuing to move forward, particularly with the latest footage revealing tangible progress on the terracing and preparations for structural steelwork.
Foggy and cold conditions have not stopped activity on site, and the next arrival of major steel components could provide another visible step forward in Villa's plans to increase Villa Park's capacity.