Artist's impressions show how upgraded Dewsbury Rams' FLAIR Stadium could look after £10m investment from Huddersfield Giants

The investment will transform the venue, including the construction of a new stand that will increase capacity from 5,000 to around 8,000 spectators.

The redevelopment will also feature refurbishment of the fan concourses, upgrades to existing and new hospitality suites, new bars and food areas, both male and female player dressing rooms, and press facilities, elevating the stadium to Super League standards.

Giants’ owner Ken Davy said: “While we remain the Huddersfield Giants, I am proud to announce that our stage for the 2027 season and beyond is Dewsbury.

“The FLAIR Stadium is the perfect location for us, it will have the right capacity and facilities for the Giants and its fans to thrive while we continue the search for our permanent home.”

The upgraded and dual-branded stadium will continue to host the Rams in the Championship.

Mark Sawyer, owner and chairman of Dewsbury Rams, said: “This marks the dawn of an incredibly exciting new era for the Dewsbury Rams.

“We are absolutely thrilled to welcome the Huddersfield Giants to the FLAIR Stadium, transforming our home into a premier venue that will proudly host both top-tier Super League and Championship rugby.

“Our clubs have built a strong relationship on and off the pitch for years, and after months of positive discussions, we have secured a future where both teams will truly flourish.

“I want to extend a massive thank you to the Davy family for their unwavering dedication to ensuring rugby league thrives right here in Kirklees.

“We cannot wait to see this vision come to life and provide our fans with a first-class facility on a true rugby league ground.”

Take a look at these artist’s impressions of how the redeveloped FLAIR Stadium could look – all images courtesy of Paul Whitcroft/Huddersfield Giants.