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in Hales Playing Field |
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Norton in Hales can be justly proud of its playing field.
It provides an important amenity for the children and young
people in the village, for the school and for the members
of the cricket, bowls and tennis clubs. It is well maintained
and receives compliments from visitors and from those who
come along to inspect it and to advise on its continuing care.
The field is owned Fields in Trust (formerly the National
Playing Fields Association) and is deeded in trust to the
village, which is responsible for its maintenance. Two trustees
are approved by Fields in Trust and form part of a management
committee comprised of members from the three sports clubs,
together with parish council representation. The committee
has to meet strict guidelines for safety and standards of
care. Maintaining the field is expensive and is paid for by
a levy on the three clubs, a contribution from the school
and a grant from the parish council. It is not easy to raise
funds and repairs to equipment make a large hole in the committee’s
funds. Moreover, the committee relies on a lot of good will
and voluntary effort.
The committee is grateful for this support; without it, the
task would be much more difficult. Its members are pleased
that so many use the field and take pleasure in it, and they
are working with Fields in Trust ensure that the playing field
remains an important resource for future generations living
in and around Norton in Hales. We hope that local families
will make good use of the field and will respect the voluntary
effort which maintains it. The committee is always pleased
to receive comments and suggestions for development of the
field and welcomes any help which local residents may be able
to offer.
To see latest progress
on the Community Sports Pavilion, click
here (dated March 2010)
Latest
photos - March 2010
Click on a photo to see an
enlargement |
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Mr President – Hard at work
in front of the
Matthew Mayer Memorial Bench
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The block paved frontage donated
by Tony Richards and Club member Steve Farnell.
Mr & Mrs John Mayer arranged and funded the laying
of the blocks & path
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Ian Groom hanging 1 of the 9 interior
doors – Only another 4 to go !! |
The Corridor leading from the main
room to the toilets.
25% of painting to do + 2 doors to hang to complete
this area
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Constitution
document Nov 2009
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