New facilities officially opened at Walsden Cricket Club
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A new, all-weather, three lane practice facility on the ground and also that of disabled toilet facilities in the club’s function room was opened.
The practice facility was undertaken with the help of a £27,000 grant from FCC Communities Foundation, a not-for-profit organisation that awards grants for community, conservation and heritage projects and the work was completed before the start of the season to allow the players the best possible preparation.
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Hide AdThe disabled toilet facilities were supported by grant awards from Todmorden Town Council, Crook Hill windfarm Community Benefit Fund, Bruce Wake Charitable Trust and a generous donation from the Horsfall family.
Councillor Mary Carrigan said: “I welcome this opportunity to see what can be achieved through the hard work and commitment of the club members and I am delighted that Todmorden Town Council was able to assist them with a grant of £3,000.
"Our grant, combined with grants from other funders, the club’s own money and a generous donation from the Horsfall family, helped to fund the new Disabled Toilet Facilities that open today.”
The new disabled toilet facility was then officially opened by Mr Stuart Horsfall.