New Power Court drone footage shows three stands rising as Luton Town’s new stadium takes shape

Fresh drone footage has revealed another encouraging week of progress at Power Court, with Luton Town's long-awaited new home becoming more recognisable by the day.

Three sides of the future stadium are now clearly taking shape as construction continues at pace.

Three stands now visible at future Luton Town home

The latest construction update from Power Court shows significant progress across multiple areas of Luton Town‘s new stadium, with three stands now clearly emerging from the site.

The West Stand continues to lead the development, with around half of the structure now reaching first-floor level as crews prepare for further concrete pours to drive the build upwards.

At the South Stand, a recent concrete pour has resulted in another line of supporting columns being installed, giving supporters a much clearer idea of the stand's eventual scale and profile.

Foundation work remains ongoing around the East Stand, where drainage operations continue alongside the arrival of new drainage components. Although these works appear to be slowing progress in that area, visible activity continues across the site.

Elsewhere, preparations for a second tower crane, utility diversions and additional groundwork all underline the growing complexity of the project as the stadium footprint becomes more defined.

With the current concrete work nearing completion, attention is expected to turn towards the next phase of the structural build, when the stands should begin rising more rapidly.

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Every update makes Power Court look more like a football stadium rather than a construction site.

With three stands now visibly taking shape, Luton supporters can surely finally begin to appreciate the scale of their future home.

There's still plenty of work ahead, particularly around the East Stand, but the overall direction of travel remains positive.