Huddersfield Giants announce move to Dewsbury for 2027 season
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 8, 2026, 2:24 PM
Last updated Aug 8, 2026

Huddersfield Giants will relocate to Dewsbury's Flair Stadium for the 2027 season, investing over £10 million in a stadium redevelopment. The project aims to enhance facilities, raising the venue's capacity from 5,000 to approximately 8,000. Extensive negotiations with Dewsbury Rams facilitated the agreement, allowing both teams to utilize the upgraded venue. This decision follows a period of uncertainty for the Giants, who have been seeking a long-term home in Huddersfield. Club owner Ken Davy emphasized the commitment to finding a permanent location but acknowledged the necessity of the move to Dewsbury in the meantime.
- •Giants plan to move to Flair Stadium in Dewsbury for 2027.
- •Investment exceeds £10 million for stadium upgrades.
- •Capacity will increase from 5,000 to 8,000 spectators.
- •Agreement reached with Dewsbury Rams for shared use of the facility.
- •Owner Ken Davy continues to search for a permanent home in Huddersfield.
"Betfred Super League side Huddersfield Giants have announced they are to leave the town and move to Dewsbury for the 2027 season onwards.
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