Aggborough

Aggborough is a football stadium in Kidderminster with four main stands that combine seating and standing areas. The facility accommodates around 6,400 spectators and features both modern and older sections that reflect different periods of its development.

The stadium was founded in 1884 and has continuously evolved since its opening. A significant milestone came in 1955 when it hosted a cup match under floodlights, pioneering the use of electric lighting for football matches in England.

The stadium serves as home for the local football club and shapes how residents engage with sports in town. It also hosts training sessions for a regional youth team and draws fans who gather here regularly to watch matches.

The stadium sits about half a mile from Kidderminster railway station and is easy to reach on foot. Visitors should purchase tickets in advance and must follow the no-smoking policy that applies throughout the ground.

A major change happened in 2003 when a modern cantilever stand with over 2,000 seats replaced the older structure on the eastern side. This renovation gave the stadium a more contemporary look while keeping its long history intact.

Location: Kidderminster

Inception: 1884

Capacity: 6444

Website: https://harriers.co.uk/contact/visiting-aggborough

GPS coordinates: 52.38047,-2.24265

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:03