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Football & Stadium Management (FSM) is a print magazine and digital news resource for those involved with sports stadia, facilities, pitch and turf care.

Can Creativity Help To Solve The Problem Of Stadium Litter?

plastic drinks cartons and other litter on a football pitch Litter is a continual issue for stadiums, and understanding the mindset behind this is perhaps one way to start to make a change by creating litter solutions that spark engagement.

Atlas Scores 5 At Arsenal

An Atlas FM cleaner power-cleaning the steps at Arsenal Stadium

Atlas is delighted to announce that it has been awarded a new 5‑year cleaning services contract by Arsenal. Atlas started working with Arsenal in 2017 and the contract covers Emirates Stadium, Highbury House, London Colney, and Hale End.

The Impact Of 5G On Driving The Future Of Stadium Experience

A graphic representing 5G being at MK Dons football stadium Without the right digital infrastructure, stadiums risk frustrated fans and management risks, from failing payment systems to entry delays. Paul Osborne, Chief Commercial Officer UK & Europe at Boldyn Networks shares why 5G must be a priority for stadium management.

Securing The Future Of Football:
Innovative Strategies For Stadium Safety In 2024

Entry to Twickenham Pavilion with multiple Security Mesh gates By Peter Jackson, Managing Director of Jacksons Fencing.

Football stadiums, iconic for hosting passionate fans, face evolving security challenges.

Governments and security experts are continuously evolving measures to protect these open arenas in response to emerging threats.

Answering The Rise In Security Threats With Better Communication And Surveillance

A stadium security camera Anti-social behaviour and violence at football stadiums is rising. Figures from Gov.uk explain that in the 2021 and 2022 football season, there were 2,198 football-related arrests. However, arrests in the 2022/23 season were approximately 59% higher than those during the 2018/19 football season (pre-Covid); and comparable with levels seen in 2011/12, 2012/13 and 2014/15 seasons. Common offences included public and violent disorder.