After more than two years of working on a package with Linden Homes, we were hoping that the Town Council would support our proposed move to new and improved facilities at Stanley Park. This move would enable us to continue to provide opportunity for the local community to be involved and participate in cricket and sport. The Council’s reluctance to support Linden Homes relocation package for Westinghouse Cricket Club has thrown the future of what is one of Wiltshire's oldest and most thriving cricket clubs into uncertainty.
The momentum behind this fight is proof that people are paying attention to the Council trying to kill our club. The Town Council cannot keep ignoring us while their incompetence threatens our history.
6 Comments
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Sarah Turner
15 years ago
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My son plays here every weekend. Where are they supposed to go if this closes? Ridiculous decision.
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Dave Perry
15 years ago
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This club has been part of the town for way too long to just let it disappear. Sort it out council!!
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Jenny Taylor
15 years ago
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Total madness to lose a historic club like this because of red tape. keep cricket alive in wiltshire
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Karen Cole
15 years ago
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Save the club!!!!! so many memories on that pitch.
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Tom Murphy
15 years ago
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The council need to stop dragging their feet and let the move happen. Its common sense.
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Mark Ortiz
15 years ago
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Linden homes is actually offering a good deal here. Stanley park would be a great upgrade for everyone.
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After more than two years of working on a package with Linden Homes, we were hoping that the Town Council would support our proposed move to new and improved facilities at Stanley Park. This move would enable us to continue to provide opportunity for the local community to be involved and participate in cricket and sport. The Council’s reluctance to support Linden Homes relocation package for Westinghouse Cricket Club has thrown the future of what is one of Wiltshire's oldest and most thriving cricket clubs into uncertainty.
The momentum behind this fight is proof that people are paying attention to the Council trying to kill our club. The Town Council cannot keep ignoring us while their incompetence threatens our history.
6 Comments
S
Sarah Turner
15 years ago
Featured
My son plays here every weekend. Where are they supposed to go if this closes? Ridiculous decision.
D
Dave Perry
15 years ago
Featured
This club has been part of the town for way too long to just let it disappear. Sort it out council!!
J
Jenny Taylor
15 years ago
Featured
Total madness to lose a historic club like this because of red tape. keep cricket alive in wiltshire
K
Karen Cole
15 years ago
Featured
Save the club!!!!! so many memories on that pitch.
T
Tom Murphy
15 years ago
Featured
The council need to stop dragging their feet and let the move happen. Its common sense.
M
Mark Ortiz
15 years ago
Featured
Linden homes is actually offering a good deal here. Stanley park would be a great upgrade for everyone.
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My son plays here every weekend. Where are they supposed to go if this closes? Ridiculous decision.