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Pavilion Proposal

Cudham Wyse Cricket Club is currently leading a project with Cudham Football Club to propose a programme of improvements to the pavilion in the Recreation Ground. The pavilion is owned by the LBB but used very extensively by the Cricket Club from April to September (when it fields four weekend XIs and four Colts teams for youngsters from 10 to 15) and the Football Club in winter, under a delegated management agreement, which also includes the tennis courts.  Over the years the pavilion and its facilities have deteriorated and now are badly in need of the total refurbishment being worked out by CWCC in consultation with the Council.

The main effect would be internal, though with a smarter exterior and slight front extension facing the recreation ground.  Inside, at the rear, a small lobby with double entrance doors would be formed, with access to changing rooms for Officials and, at each end, for the teams, as at present but with external access to the field.  To the front, a slight extension would provide more space in a refreshment/social area with kitchen facilities. Known asbestos would be removed and the ceilings extended into the roof to give a more spacious ‘feel’ to the area.       

Externally, the present tin-shack equipment shed would go, to be replaced by a slightly longer structure properly  integrated with the main pavilion. At the opposite (north) end it is hoped to reinstate the two net facilities formerly established there   It is intended that the public toilets will remain, the problem of their upkeep being resolved as part of the project, and that the pavilion should maintain an overall style very much in keeping with its rural surroundings. 

It may take some time to secure the formal permissions and the necessary funding from various sporting organisations, but the CWC Club want to ensure that all interested parties will be consulted on the proposals in advance of any planning application, so that the views of local residents and others can be taken into account

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