Minutes of Trustees Meeting held on Monday 21st January 2019 Present: Andrew McGilvray (AMG), Ian Loder (IL), Ron Tilley (RT), Peter Shakeshaft (PS), Jim Wheeler (Jim), Jenny Rogers (JR), Tim Charge (TC), Bob Bradberry, Sooty, Cristian Durant, Charlie Underwood...

Minutes of Trustees Meeting held on Monday 19th November Present: Andrew McGilvray(AMG), Ian Loder(IL), Ron Tilley(RT), Peter Shakeshaft(PS),Jim Wheeler (Jim), Jayne Wheeler(JW), Jenny Rogers(JR), Tim Charge(TC), Glenis Southern(GS)   Minutes taken by Roz Condé –...

Minutes of Trustees Meeting held on Thursday 20th September at 7.30pm Present: Andrew McGilvray (AMG), Charlie Underwood (CU), Sooty, Jim Wheeler (Jim), Peter Shakeshaft (Shakey), Ian Loder (IL), Tim Charge (TC), Glenis Southern (GS), Jenny Rogers(JR), Bob...

Statement from the trustees of Ketton Sports & Community Centre The remit of the trustees of KSCC is to ensure that the facilities at Pit Lane are maintained and run in a way which ensures its continuing existence and its facilities are available to all members of...

Statement from Ketton Parish Council concerning Ketton Sports & Community Centre Ketton Parish Council is Ketton Sports & Community Centre’s landlord, as the parish council owns the land (& leases land from Hanson Cement), on which the Community Centre...

Welcome to the new Ketton Sports Community website. Please have a look around and see what’s on and how to book our new banqueting and venue facilities for any events. We are very proud of all the clubs, organizations and new facilities that the Ketton SCC has to...

When a handful of bowlers met at the Methodist Hall in Ketton on Tuesday, September 17, 1974, it was the start of an association with the sport in the village that has blossomed over 43 years. Now the club fields seven teams during most weeks of the summer, including...

When the Essex County Bowling Association Tourists visited Ketton in 2014 to help celebrate the club's 40th anniversary, they were sceptical about the Rules of bowls under which the club played when affiliated to the Northants Bowling Federation. The tourists even...

Foot-faulting is the most abused - and overlooked - rule in local outdoor bowls, where players, often inadvertently to be fair, look to squeeze an extra few centimetres of advantage from the restrictive conditions, writes Bob Warters. Rule XI(1) states: The player at...