We are happy to support this excellent campaign, details below, if you can spare a few moments to sign the petition it would be appreciated. Over the last 20 years, I have always enjoyed playing against Leeds Adel. I was hoping you don’t mind if I ask for your clubs support in a cause that is close to my heart. In 2018 I raised funds for a public access defibrillator in my local park in Read more…
TICKET SALES ARE NOW LIVE!! Please follow this link to book your ticket and your optional sweatshirt https://forms.gle/72FhV7FwFz8M87qS8 You have until Friday 20th August to fill in the form and pay for your ticket, so don’t delay!
Tim and Ellie have been working hard on the details for what promises to be a great weekend. Details and timings below: Outline of weekend Saturday 4th September 09:00 – Juniors arrival & registration 09:30 – Junior 7-a-side tournament ?with parents (both pitches) 10:30 – Senior arrival & registration 11:30 – Senior hockey starts (half pitch/juniors other half) 12:30 – Lunch and activities on the cricket pitch (Junior hockey ends) 14:00 – Senior hockey (both Read more…
The club are looking for members who may be able to help with the development of plans and feasibility studies related to a new changing facility on the grounds. At this time we are specifically looking for those that could aid us with: Topographic Survey Ecology Survey Arboricultural Survey Site Investigation (Phase 1 & 2) In addition, those with the following skills: Structural and Civil Engineer Quantity Surveyor Building Service Engineer If you may Read more…
So what did sporting activity did you get up to on Sunday on your last day of covid-related restrictions? The British Grand Prix saw 140,000 spectators watch Lewis Hamilton shunt his way to victory. The last round of the Open at Royal St Georges saw 32,000 spectators cheer on a rookie to victory in his first Open. And nearer to home, 18,000 cricket lovers went to Headingley to see England defeat Pakistan in the 2nd Read more…
While most eyes were glued to the Euro 20 final at Wembley last night, wondering if after 55 years, football was coming home (it didn’t….), two of our more “experienced” Men’s 1’s squad were travelling down to Bedford to represent the North of England over 35s in the regional age group tournament. Whilst there was heartache and disappointment for Southgate and his squad, there was delight for Nathan Hemming and Simon Ball as they returned Read more…
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