ALT Photo of Nottingham Forest’s City Ground Stadium taken from Trent Bridge. The shot is taken in daylight hours, on a hot summer afternoon. Two thirds of the picture in the immediate foreground are the dark blue waters of the River Trent, upon which, a large white boat can be seen sailing away to the left. The Trent End stand is closest, with its huge white paneling angled towards the river. Two floodlights can be seen behind large bushy trees and the ground appears to be empty. The sky above the stadium is light blue interspersed with fluffy white clouds.

ALT Photo of a packed Trent End stand at Nottingham Forest’s City Ground Stadium. The image is facing diagonally right from within the Brian Clough stand and at the foot of the picture, taking up the bottom third is a red scarf with Nottingham Forest written in white from left to right. There is a colourful display shown in the Trent End stand with the top of the Forest crest (a tree) depicted in the upper tier of the stand. The bottom tier is predominantly blue whilst a banner stretches the width of the stand directly between both tiers, the wording on this banner is as follows: “And into the Forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul!”

ALT Photo taken from the back corner of the Bridgford stand at Nottingham Forest’s City Ground. A row of steps run down at the bottom of the image, flanked by empty red seats. In the middle of the shot is a green pitch which has a set of sprinklers watering it. The single tier Peter Taylor Main Stand is in the left whist the double tier Trent End can be seen at the top of the image. The photo was taken in daylight but a solitary floodlight is switched on in the top left of the image.

ALT Photo inside Nottingham Forest’s City Ground stadium taken during daylight hours. The ground is empty and the shot, taken from the Peter Taylor Main Stand looks diagonally right to where the Brian Clough and Bridgford stands join. In the immediate foreground there are rows of empty red seats with the dugouts and luscious green pitch beyond. The stadium is empty and a white Forest logo can be seen in the upper tier of the Clough stand amongst the predominantly red seats.

ALT Photo of an empty City Ground, home of Nottingham Forest FC. The shot is taken at the very end of the Brian Clough stand lower tier, where it joins the Bridgford stand. The bottom third of image depicts curved rails and red seats which sweep round tho the right, joining the lower tier previously mentioned. Hovering above the lower tier a light grey roofing structure can be seen with a web of ironwork and some lighting in its underbelly. At the far top right of the photo you can just make out a stack of red shipping containers which are used as corporate suites, these are at the very opposite end of the Clough stand. Towards the top left of the image a bright green pitch is being watered by a series of automatic sprinklers in front of the double tier Trent End stand. The words “Trent End” are clearly visible in white seating in the top tier of this stand against the backdrop of the predominantly red seats. The photo was taken in daylight and shows a light blue/grey sky above.

ALT Aerial photo of Nottingham Forest’s City Ground taken on a bright spring day. The point of view is looking straight over the top of the adjoining Bridgford and Peter Taylor (Main) stands. The stadium is empty and the reds seats of the Trent End and Brian Clough stands are visible towards the back of the image. The pitch looks immaculate, a mixture of dark and light green squares making up the whole playing surface. At the very back of the photo the dark blue water of the River Trent can be seen running from left to right, horizontally. The stadium is empty.

ALT Photo of an empty City Ground, home of Nottingham Forest FC. The shot is taken at the very end of the Brian Clough stand lower tier, where it joins the Bridgford stand. The bottom third of image depicts curved rails and red seats which sweep round tho the right, joining the lower tier previously mentioned. Hovering above the lower tier a light grey roofing structure can be seen with a web of ironwork and some lighting in its underbelly. At the far top right of the photo you can just make out a stack of red shipping containers which are used as corporate suites, these are at the very opposite end of the Clough stand. Towards the top left of the image a bright green pitch is being watered by a series of automatic sprinklers in front of the double tier Trent End stand. The words “Trent End” are clearly visible in white seating in the top tier of this stand against the backdrop of the predominantly red seats. The photo was taken in daylight and shows a light blue/grey sky above.

ALT Audio description commentary kit placed in the media row of the top tier of the Wrexham lager stand. The macron stand bathed in hazy sunshine can be seen in the background.

ALT Aerial photo of Nottingham Forest’s City Ground taken on a bright spring day. The point of view is looking straight over the top of the adjoining Bridgford and Peter Taylor (Main) stands. The stadium is empty and the reds seats of the Trent End and Brian Clough stands are visible towards the back of the image. The pitch looks immaculate, a mixture of dark and light green squares making up the whole playing surface. At the very back of the photo the dark blue water of the River Trent can be seen running from left to right, horizontally. The stadium is empty.

ALT Photo taken inside Nottingham Forest’s City Ground stadium. The shot is taken in daylight at pitch/ground level. In the immediate foreground to the left is a red carpet whist to the right is a gravel track. The slightly shaded, green pitch can be seen in the centre of the image with the adjoining Trent End and Brian Clough stands meeting diagonally towards the back of the image, these stands are completely empty. At the very top of the photo blue sky dominates the left hand side whilst the right is shrouded in thick white, fluffy cloud.

ALT Photo taken from the Pater Taylor/Main Stand at Nottingham Forest’s City Ground. Looking diagonally left to where the Brain Clough and Bridgford Stands meet. The ground is empty in the daylight and the green playing surface can be seen in between the relevant stands.

ALT Photo of an empty City Ground, home of Nottingham Forest FC. The shot is taken at the very end of the Brian Clough stand lower tier, where it joins the Bridgford stand. The bottom third of image depicts curved rails and red seats which sweep round tho the right, joining the lower tier previously mentioned. Hovering above the lower tier a light grey roofing structure can be seen with a web of ironwork and some lighting in its underbelly. At the far top right of the photo you can just make out a stack of red shipping containers which are used as corporate suites, these are at the very opposite end of the Clough stand. Towards the top left of the image a bright green pitch is being watered by a series of automatic sprinklers in front of the double tier Trent End stand. The words “Trent End” are clearly visible in white seating in the top tier of this stand against the backdrop of the predominantly red seats. The photo was taken in daylight and shows a light blue/grey sky above.

ALT Photo of a packed Trent End stand at Nottingham Forest’s City Ground Stadium. The image is facing diagonally right from within the Brian Clough stand and at the foot of the picture, taking up the bottom third is a red scarf with Nottingham Forest written in white from left to right. There is a colourful display shown in the Trent End stand with the top of the Forest crest (a tree) depicted in the upper tier of the stand. The bottom tier is predominantly blue whilst a banner stretches the width of the stand directly between both tiers, the wording on this banner is as follows: “And into the Forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul!”

ALT Aerial photo of Nottingham Forest’s City Ground taken on a bright spring day. The point of view is looking straight over the top of the adjoining Bridgford and Peter Taylor (Main) stands. The stadium is empty and the reds seats of the Trent End and Brian Clough stands are visible towards the back of the image. The pitch looks immaculate, a mixture of dark and light green squares making up the whole playing surface. At the very back of the photo the dark blue water of the River Trent can be seen running from left to right, horizontally. The stadium is empty.

ALT Photo of an empty City Ground stadium, the home of Nottingham Forest FC. The Brian Clough stand can be seen on the left of the shot whilst the adjoining Bridgford stand wraps around to the top right of the photo. The viewpoint looks directly to the corner where the two stands meet and the green pitch is illuminated with sunlight.

ALT Photo of a packed Trent End stand at Nottingham Forest’s City Ground Stadium. The image is facing diagonally right from within the Brian Clough stand and at the foot of the picture, taking up the bottom third is a red scarf with Nottingham Forest written in white from left to right. There is a colourful display shown in the Trent End stand with the top of the Forest crest (a tree) depicted in the upper tier of the stand. The bottom tier is predominantly blue whilst a banner stretches the width of the stand directly between both tiers, the wording on this banner is as follows: “And into the Forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul!”

ALT Photo taken inside Nottingham Forest’s City Ground Stadium. The shot is taken on a bright summer day whilst the ground is empty, looking diagonally left onto the Brian Clough stand in the background. A red carpet type covering can be seen in the bottom left of the image with concrete to the right, Beyond is this is a red corner flag on top of a white pole, the lower part of the image is covered by shade. There is a full size goal and net to the right of the corner flag and an immaculate, green pitch in the centre of the image. The empty Brian Clough Stand is awash with red seats apart from the word “Forest” which is depicted in white in the upper tier of the stand. At the very top of the image, above the Clough Stand, a huge fluffy white cloud hovers centrally amidst clear blue skies.