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Hibs Unveils Ormiston Training Ground Upgrades

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Hibernian Football Club unveils ambitious plans for Ormiston training ground expansion, featuring a dome-covered artificial pitch, new facilities, and community input. Public exhibitions in April and May, with feedback shaping the final design.

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Hibs Unveils Ormiston Training Ground Upgrades

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Hibs Unveils Ormiston Training Ground Upgrades. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00It's March 30th. I'm Corey with the story. This is Edinburgh News Today, driven by AI. Hyberne and football club is rolling out big plans to upgrade his training grounds in Ormiston, East Lothian. They're talking about adding a dome-covered artificial pitch, beefing up the existing center with new changing rooms and facilities, plus fresh. Outdoor pitches, a car park, footpath, lighting, and CCTV. Next month, locals get their first look during public exhibitions at the Colgate on the wind in Ormiston. The first ones on April 20th from 4pm to 8pm, with another on May 18th at the same spot and times. Folks who've lived near the site for years can finally weigh in with comments and feedback, which the club will use before filing a formal application. With East Lothian Council, Hibbs has been training in Ormiston for almost 20 years now. The push for expansion kicked off over a year ago, including talks to snag nearby agricultural land. They'll promote the events with posters and local ads, and their design team will be there to field questions.

1:05This move could lock in Hibbs's future training setup, blending community input with club needs as they gear up for the next phase.

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