Broadhall Way has been Stevenage’s home since 1961 and is one of League One’s smaller grounds. Lamex holds stadium naming rights, but Broadhall Way remains the traditional football name.
What happens here
- Stevenage FC League One, FA Cup and EFL Cup home matches.
- Matchday hospitality and the Broadhall Suite.
- Conferences and private events.
Who runs hospitality and catering
Stevenage FC runs events and hospitality in-house at Broadhall Way / the Lamex Stadium. The club’s events team handles conferencing, banqueting and matchday hospitality packages.
What’s it like to work here
A compact Hertfordshire operation. Apply via Stevenage FC events contacts – practical if you live in Stevenage, Hitchin, Welwyn or north Herts.
What to verify before applying
Stevenage is a smaller League One venue, so casual roles are likely to be more targeted than mass-recruitment stadium banks. Club posts and venue listings point to matchday hospitality, conference use, executive boxes and the Broadhall Suite rather than a large outsourced catering model. That makes it especially important to check who is actually advertising the role.
If the advert comes from Stevenage FC or the Lamex Stadium events team, expect club-led hospitality, bar, events or setup work. If it comes from a security company, check whether the job is stewarding, SIA door supervision or wider town-centre event work. Smaller venues often reward consistency: once you have completed induction and worked a few fixtures, repeat availability can matter more than holding accounts with several national staffing agencies.
Sources to verify: Stevenage FC official site, Stevenage venue listing.