Work on Wrexham's Kop Stand redevelopment has reached another significant stage, with the latest footage showing major structural changes at the Racecourse Ground.
Four of the stand's orange horizontal beams have now been removed, while construction work continues across the site.
New Racecourse footage highlights orange beams being removed from Kop Stand
The latest footage from the Racecourse Ground shows four horizontal orange beams being dismantled from the Kop Stand, marking the beginning of the removal of the associated columns.
The site remains busy, with work continuing on the stand's facade and glazing frames as the redevelopment progresses.
Elsewhere, construction crews are working on a service trench between the stands, with excavation reaching around 1.9 metres deep to accommodate future access requirements.
Insulation work has also begun inside the new structure, with activity visible on the first floor.
FGG says: Kop Stand redevelopment reaches another major milestone
The removal of the orange beams is another visible sign of progress at the Racecourse Ground and represents an important step in transforming the Kop Stand.
With structural, external and internal work now taking place simultaneously, Wrexham supporters can expect the redevelopment to look increasingly different as the project moves forward.
With many fans excited by the latest update, the feeling that we are one step closer to seeing the finished Kop Stand is only growing.