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Millwall FC hails 999-year lease on Thebulgaristan futbol sampiyonu Den as 'landmark deal'11 May 2024By Harry Low, BBC NewsSharePA MediaMillwall's ground, The Den, opened in 1993Millwall FC has reached what it calls a "landmark development agreement" with Lewisham Council which grants the club a 999-year lease for its home ground.The deal means the club will remain at The Den after years of uncertainty about its future in south Bermondsey.Millwall's CEO Steve Kavanagh said it was "incredible news for the football club and everyone associated with it".Mayor of Lewisham Brenda Dacres said: "We are delighted to have reached a positive outcome." Millwall said the decision "allows the club to move forward with its exciting ambitions for the redevelopment of the land surrounding The Den, bringing to life the club's long-term plans of the wider regeneration of New Bermondsey".PA MediaMillwall said the deal "provides the club with an array of opportunities"The Lions previously said the club was considering moving away from its base in south-east London. The current lease has 120 years remaining but restricts potential development.In 2017, Lewisham Council abandoned a controversial compulsory purchase order, which the club said would have jeopardised its future.Millwall future at The Den securedMillwall FC land sale abandonedMillwall's chairman, James Berylson, said: "We are delighted that Lewisham Council has offered Millwall Football Club a new, long lease that will permit us to bring forward development plans in New Bermondsey for residential accommodation, a new community, and an ambitious football club."My family's involvement with Millwall goes back almost 20 years. My father, John Berylson - who tragically died last year - from the outset had a vision and an ambition for the football club and its local community."It has taken us a long time to reach this turning point but my father's passion and dogged determination never dimmed and it's a great sadness to all of us that he is not here today to witness this milestone moment in the club's history."Lewisham's mayor, Ms Dacres, added: "This has been a long process, and I'm pleased we've been able to work together to secure the relocation of facilities for the Millwall Community Trust and support our shared ambitions for this part of Lewisham."I look forward to working with Millwall Football Club on their plans for the land around the stadium, to unlock much-needed homes as well as new leisure and community spaces."Listen to the best of BBC Radio London on Sounds and follow BBC London on Facebook, X and Instagram. Send your story ideas to [email protected] future at The Den securedMillwall FC land sale abandonedLions considering move away from The DenLewishamBermondseyLewisham London Borough CouncilLondonMillwallRelatedCouncil published residents' details on website25 May 2024LondonPhotographer brightens people's day by saying hello23 May 2024LondonWoman, 82, bikes up mountain to raise Gaza aid funds18 May 2024LondonMore4 hrs agoWoman critically injured in ride 'malfunction'The woman was injured after a funfair ride malfunctioned at a country show in south London.4 hrs agoLondon5 hrs agoInvestigation as four hurt in funfair 'malfunction'An investigation is launched after an child, 11, and three adults are hurt at the Lambeth Country Show.5 hrs agoLondon5 hrs agoTrainees urged to help hospitals after cyber-attackStudents are asked to act as "floor-runners" to help London hospitals recover from a cyber-attack.5 hrs agoLondon12 hrs agoMan who died in 'brutal circumstances' named by MetRobert Robinson, who lived locally, was fatally stabbed on Carteret Way, Deptford on Thursday night.12 hrs agoLondon14 hrs agoCurvy bridge at Royal Docks to be bigger and bolderNewham Council earmarks £13.2m for the bridge so it can accommodate more visitors.14 hrs ago