Fresh footage from the Racecourse Ground has highlighted another busy spell of construction as Wrexham AFC's new Kop Stand continues to take shape.
While there are few major visual changes this week, key structural work is progressing behind the scenes.
Footage highlights latest progress of Wrexham's Kop Stand
The latest construction update from the Racecourse Ground shows concrete pouring taking centre stage as work continues on the Red Dragons' Kop Stand project.
Throughout the video, a steady flow of cement mixers arrived on site as crews focused on pouring concrete around the second floor and rear sections of the new stand, marking another important phase in the redevelopment.
The footage also shows a well-organised construction site, with deliveries arriving throughout the morning to keep work progressing at pace.
Elsewhere, there was little visible movement around the roof trusses, which remain in their storage area awaiting installation, while the terracing also showed limited progress during this particular update.
As filming came to an end, workers were seen installing safety barriers on the upper tier, another indication that different sections of the stand are gradually moving towards the next stages of construction.
The video concludes with an aerial view of the Racecourse Ground, where the redevelopment continues to edge forward ahead of the stadium's planned expansion to a capacity of more than 18,000.
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This wasn't a week for dramatic steelwork or headline-grabbing visual changes, but the amount of concrete being poured underlines just how much essential work is taking place.
These are the stages that make everything else possible later in the build. With each update, the new Kop Stand is moving a little closer to becoming the new centrepiece of the Racecourse Ground.
Once the roof structure begins to go up, the transformation will become much more obvious to supporters.