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Playing from Haig Avenue in the Blue Square Bet Premier with a great squad, devoted officials & fantastic supporters! Directions & Information: From the North - Exit the M6 at Junction (28), signed Chorley. Then take the B5248, which runs onto the A59 / A565. On reaching Southport, take the second turning off the roundabout on to Preston New Road (Plough Hotel on left) Follow this road until you reach a set of traffic lights. Go straight across onto Cambridge Road. Continue down Lord Street into Southport Town Centre turning left into Eastbank Street and continue until you reach a roundabout. Go straight on into Scarisbrick New Road. Turn left into Haig Avenue at 2nd set of traffic lights. From the South - Take the M6, and exit at Junction (26) signed posted for the M58. Follow the M58 until junction (3), and take the A570 past Skelmersdale. Stay on the A570 through Ormskirk (one-way), and this will take you, after about 5 miles into the Kew district of Southport. At the roundabout with McDonalds on the left take the third exit, Scarisbrick New Road (A570) you will see the ground on the right, it is situated just past the College (KGV). Turn right at first set of lights into Haig Avenue From the East - Take the M62 then the M60. Then join the M61 North-bound, exit at Junction (8) signed Chorley. Then follow directions from the North PARKING: The club's small car park is for players and officials only. Therefore, fans have to park in the surrounding streets. There are usually many spaces under a couple of minutes walk but watch out for parking restrictions around the streets. Nearest Railway Station: Meols Cop (on the Manchester to Southport line) is a 10 minute walk. Southport station is in the Town Centre and is a good 20 minute walk from the ground. Current Capacity: 6008 Seated:1660 Covered Terracing:1100 Admission 2012/13: Main Stand £15 Concessions £11 Terracing £13.50 Concessions £10 All 12-18 year olds will be admitted for £5. Under 11's accompanied by a paying adult will be admitted free. The ground is segregated for all matches and the away end is an uncovered terrace. Match Day Programme: £2.50 can be ordered by post at £3.90 Cheques payable to Southport Football Club and sent to Rob Urwin(SFCP) 19 Hillsview Road, Ainsdale, Southport PR8 3PW. Two programmes can be sent for £6.40

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city of london gymnastics club is a club where dreams can be fulfilled, everyone has a big pssion for their sport especially the head coach PAUL ROBINSON

London North Region Universities: Middlesex IHEs: University College, London Royal free and UCL Medical Schools Imperial Imperial Medicals - City & Guilds - School of Mines King's College, London KCL Medical Schools Queen Mary's, London London & St Barts Hospitals School of Oriental and African Studies London School of Economics St Marys University College London Met Royal Vet. College Middlesex University City University College of Law Moorgate Brunel West London Central School of Speech and Drama University of the Arts University of Westminster Thames Valley Uni (University of West London) RADA Other Possibles: BPP Law School(s) Birkbeck College --------------------------------------- Other London North IHEs (Herts-Essex-Eastern Counties): UEA Essex Writtle College University Campus Suffolk Hertfordshire University of East London (UeL) Cambridge -------------------------------------- London South IHEs (Surrey, Sussex, Kent): RHUL SGUL Surrey Sussex Kingston Roehampton Chichester Goldsmiths Southbank Greenwich Medway College of Law (Guildford) Brighton University of Kent, Canterbury (UKc) ChristChurch College Canterbury (CCCC)

Kingfisher Twirling Team started in Clacton-on-sea, Essex, as Clacton Kingfisher Majorettes, but was later changed to just Kingfisher Majorettes and then changed again to Kingfisher twirling team or KTT after we became members of B.B.T.S.A. The team has been running since 2000, and is the only Twirling Team in Clacton. Along side the team in Clacton we also had a team in Boston Lincolnshire which sadly disbanded in 2009 Because we are a twirling team, our main piece of equipment is a baton, although we also use poms, ribbons and maces when appropriate. We also do freestyle in many different styles of dance, consisting of anything from ballet to hip hop. We also cover basic gymnastics and drama. Aswell as competitions we also participate in many carnivals, fetes and private venues including weddings and even a funeral. We are proud members of B.B.T.S.A ( British Baton Twirling Sports Association) which is a world wide association. We attend competitions, training days and a week long camp filled with a mixture of both. We are always on the look out for new members and gladly welcome anyone who would be interested in joining. We have a very friendly troupe who always includes everybody, in everything we do. All adult members are CRB Checked and we also have a strict no bullying policy in place. We are open to both boys and girls from 3+. We also cater for those with a disability. If you are interested in joining please contact us or come along to a training session. MONDAY 5pm - 7pm SATURDAY 10am - 12am

Cleethorpes Town Football Club, formed in 1998, is an English association football club based in Cleethorpes, North East Lincolnshire, England, that competes in the Lincolnshire League. The club plays at the Lucarlys Sports Ground. History The club was formed in 1998, by former Grimsby Town player Tommy Watson, as the Lincolnshire Soccer School; a community coaching club for boys and girls in North East Lincolnshire. It has male and female teams with players from age 7 upwards, and is the largest football club in North East Lincolnshire. The club was renamed Cleethorpes Town in 2009. Some of the of the club's players have signed for Grimsby Town and Scunthorpe United. Notable players Tommy Watson - Player/Manager from 1998 to 2010. Played as a professional for Grimsby Town and Hull City Jammal Shahin - Played as a professional for Grimsby Town. External links Cleethorpes Town F.C. official web site

This is the official Facebook page of Grimsby Town Football Club. We'll bring you the latest news, views and information from Blundell Park.

Grimsby Town Sports & Education Trust was originally formed in 1986. The program is currently managed by ex-Grimsby Town player, assistant manager and manager Graham Rodger. Our program is constantly moving forward to become a well established, progressive and self supporting scheme that reaches out to all areas of the communities within the North East Lincolnshire and Lincolnshire area. Grimsby Town Sports & Education Trust plays a key role within the local community. All of Grimsby Town Sports & Education Trust coaches are professionally qualified, meeting all Criteria regarding Child Protection and First Aid Practice. Grimsby Town Sports & Education Trust continually aims to expand and improve our full range of services to all areas of society and as a result improves inclusion for all young people within the area to be involved in physical activity through our scheme. Aims and Objectives: To provide Children from the area the opportunity to be involved with within sport regardless of their age and ability. To imprint into children positive messages regarding healthy living and fitness. To access as many youngsters as possible through our wide range of programs offered. To help improve the lives of local people and contribute to the regeneration of the local area. To generate a positive experience to all participants of the Grimsby Town Sports & education trust program. To continue to represent Grimsby Town Football Club in a positive manner.

This is a page is for all you Clevedon Town fans to add pictures and opinions... Sea Sea Seasiders

The main reason i thought i would give this a go is due to the amount of people i see out on their bikes on a day to day basis all of which have their own routes and ideas on what can be done locally and yet they have no way of sharing this info with other like minded people . I try and log as many rides as possible on the Garmin connect website and leave them open to the public but obviously not enough people know about them to take advantage of the routes . Although the name suggests this is a club ,that is more the long term goal .i will try and come up with as many ideas and articles as possible to keep this fresh and i would like to get as much info as possible on riders ,local enduros and anything else Mountain bike related happening in the area . Also i have found over the past few years trying to buy and sell any bikes or parts second hand locally to be extremely hard so maybe i will be able to get a page up that anybody can advertise on .

CLHC are on the hunt for new players! Please get in touch via Facebook.www.cliftonhockey.co.uk www.twitter.com/cliftonladieshc