Oxford United's plans to build a new 16,000-seater stadium have been met with opposition from a campaign group, Friends of Stratfield Brake. The group has lodged a complaint with the High Court, arguing that the decision to grant planning permission was flawed. They claim that the impacts of the development on local wildlife and transport have not been properly considered. Oxford United say that the new stadium provides a 'once-in-a-generation opportunity' and that the club's future could be in jeopardy if the ground is not built. The club's chairman, Grant Ferguson, has said that there are 'different avenues' the club could take to fight the potential legal challenge. He added that the club is 'pretty comfortable' that it is ahead of the curve. The judicial review process will now begin, with the High Court judge considering the points of law argued by both sides. If successful, a hearing would take place at the Royal Courts of Justice.