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The club is delighted to announce construction has commenced on the new indoor net building. The main contractor is A.C.T. - a local building company from Chapeltown. The new building will include a three lane indoor net facility, score-box room, scoreboard, and storage for ground machinery. There will also be a separate raised viewing platform with storage underneath for the roll-on covers. This is an exciting development for the club with huge benefits to our cricket sectio

Solar panels have now been installed on the south facing clubhouse roofs. A massive thank you to Vital Energi for generously funding the whole project, and to The Solar Storage Co for the smooth installation. Apart from the obvious environmental benefits, the significant energy cost savings will allow us to reinvest in community activities and further promote sports and recreation in the village. Photo Credit: Ed Stephens

The groundwork company J Pugh-Lewis will be back in the new year to install the remaining drains and roll the outfield. We anticipate areas will require turfing but the grass has taken well in the top corner of the field. The large amount of sitting water on the field recently was partly caused by a burst spring at the top of the ground. This is being fixed. Also with the old drains removed but most of the new drains not installed, there has been nowhere for the water to go.

Congratulations to Tom, the GMCL U13 Batter of the year! Check out his stats below Innings 7 Not Out 2 High Score's 88 and 85 Average 41 SR 74.01 Total Runs 205

Edgworth Walking Football Club held a charity football match on the 26th October. We invited teams from Bury, Bolton, Salford and Wythenshawe to compete for the Vital Energi Cup. After over two hours football in damp, cold conditions Wythenshawe came out as narrow winners of what we are hoping will be an annual event. As well as the entry fee we sold raffle tickets and a name card which resulted in the club raising £1200 pounds for charity. After discussion we decided to gift

Trish Wilkinson Award Trish Wilkinson passed away far too soon, in December of last year, aged 45yrs old. Why we have chosen to use her name as the herald for our women & girls section major prize? Trish was a truly lovely person, she was never heard to have a bad word said for anyone, she was a quiet, private person who, despite her persistent poor health problems, did not complain. She just loved being a part of this village & she loved playing cricket. Her parents Pete & J

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