A multi-million pound plan to turn the home of the Exeter Chiefs into the biggest rugby stadium in the south west has been approved by the city council.
The five year development will include three new grandstands and a major expansion of the conference and banqueting facilities.
There are some conditions attached - include limiting the capacity of Sandy Park to 15 thousand until the completion of improvement works to Junction 30 of the M5, which is due in 2014.
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