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The subject of much debate on
it's inception, the club felt from the start that the ball stop fence was
too small, but the council didn't agree. "How long is it since a Clifton
player hit a six?" joked (?) one councillor. Five years and several
incidents including a very expensive court appearance later, we know the
answer. |
The new changing room includes
facilities for disabled cricketers |
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The club house has evolved over
the years and has come a long way since the first brick building in 1970. |
'Awards for All' provided a grant for covers early
into the new millenium. They have since proved worth their weight in gold. |

Three all weather coaching lanes
opened in 2000. |

Maybe not ALL weather though ! |
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The fourth (or is it fifth) set of dressing
rooms were opened in 2000 following a grant from Sport England. The old
games room (now part of the Kingfisher Room) was used as changing rooms for
one season in the seventies, so strictly speaking it's five !! |
At the end of the 2003 season, it was decided
that an additional grass strip would be of much greater benefit than the all
weather strip on the square, especially now that the club had three
off-field strips. Removal of the strip took place on September 23rd 2003. |
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Balmy Summer's Evening - Clifton June 5th 1999
taken from the car park. |
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Our lovely ladies were invited to
join in at Milnrow's ladies day on June 25th 2006. Not only did they
outshine their counterparts, but we won the match as well !!
Click on pic for larger colour
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