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Sutton Bridge new pavilion plans underway with project due to be presented to the public





A project for a new village sports pavilion is nearing reality – with the details set to be presented to the public.

A committee from Sutton Bridge Parish Council will discuss plans for a new facility at the parish council meeting on Tuesday, October 17, at the Curlew Centre.

Members of the public are able to attend the meeting, at 6pm, where a slide-show will demonstrate plans including a changing room for footballers and a space big enough to introduce other sports to the community.

New sports pavilion planned for Sutton Bridge
New sports pavilion planned for Sutton Bridge

Retired project manager Laurence Marchant is presenting the plans - and David Earth and David Wall are involved in the project.

Mr Marchant said: “It started life as a football pavilion and we want to make it a sports pavilion.

“We would like to include indoor sports and have a quiet area to sit down in, a kitchen and changing room.”

The other sports would include carpet bowls, netball and table tennis – a balance between what people want and what we can afford.

Mr Laurence said: “We are getting through to the next stages and the final stage is funding.

“We have looked at versions of different buildings, ground surveys, and how much it will cost – we put it out to tender, the planning people can look at what’s wrong and right – and hopefully it will be up and running by some time next year.

“It will be a place for younger and older people to go and we are working in conjunction with the Curlew Centre – ours is not a community centre, we do what they don’t.

“It will make the area a little better and it would be beneficial to everybody.”



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