During 2001, construction work commenced for the Seveness stadium that was to open in September that year. The new stadium was known as the Swan Arena, and Seveness released a single “Swan 2001” in celebration of its opening.
 
On September 7th, the stadium opened its doors for the first time to let in thousands  of fans. The stage included a state of the art multi-million pound cinema screen, and the floor had expensive lighting effects and rising platforms. Jet seats were designed to hold drinks bottles and could rise, fall and collapse according to the wishes of fans. The gig was a sell-out and signified the second stage in the band’s career.

The Pot Shop, 6 London Park Road, Queen's Stanley. Owned by Christina Nongoli.

Notable residents include:

• Liam Taylor, Ada Taylor, Louise Taylor (Junior), Ben Taylor
• Max Taylor, Louise Taylor, Zac Taylor
• Daniel Donda
• Joseph Lee, Harriet Lee, Megan Lee
• Jason Wells, Lindsay Wells, Alana Wells, Misha Wells
• Erik Andersson, Leanna Sethsson, Alekssandra Erikson, Hans Eriksson, Kristofer Eriksson, Sven Eriksson

​A road in London Park where the old courtrooms used to be located, before they were knocked down in 2000. The Old Baileys is now the site of Swan Stadium – owned by Seveness, while the courtrooms were relocated to nearby Ignisborough.

Masons Corner Shop, 8 London Park Road, Queen's Stanley. Owned by Mary Mason and also the residence of Bongo Tikolo (who lives in a shed in its back yard).

King Kung's Kantonese Kitchen is run by husband-and-wife duo Chen Kung and Thaiya Kung. It's situated opposite London Park Police Constabulary on London Park Road.

The Rovie Mall is located at 14 London Park Road. It doubles up as both a shopping mall and a production company / entertainment venue. Rovies Productions head offices are located on the top floor, where the girl band who would go on to become Seveness were created.

The Rovie Show was a fortnightly Saturday evening programme broadcast with a live audience. Similar to the "Noel's House Party" format, The Rovie Show was a magazine show dedicated to celebrities, games, comedy, soaps, entertainment, chats, competitions, gunge and much more. When Seveness originally started, the show was presented by a different member of Seveness each week, on rotation.

However, when the band started becoming big, they dropped The Rovie Show. The show became less Seveness-centric and more generic. Eventually The Rovie Show was axed due to continual decline in ratings and it was replaced by The Value Workout.

​London Park Police Constabulary was founded in 1995 by Geoffrey Winton and Liam Taylor. The Station has now completed its six year expansion period, with the addition of more forces, more facilities and two new vehicles and it is now under The Metropolitan Police Service, operating with other police forces in the London Area and further afield.

The Constabulary is situated in London Park Road, and it serves, as well as London Park, Sisorca, Thorndale and Ignisborough.