Sports Clubs
C R I C K E T
The Cricket Club has gone from strength to strength. It maintains a wicket the envy of many a village and fields strong teams playing local clubs and visiting teams which come back year after year from as far as London. It is to the Hurford and Lavender families that the credit goes for organising the Club and working behind the scenes for most of the Century to provide the facilities and teams of which Kilmington is proud.
For more information visit www.kilmington.play-cricket.com
The Cricket Club has gone from strength to strength. It maintains a wicket the envy of many a village and fields strong teams playing local clubs and visiting teams which come back year after year from as far as London. It is to the Hurford and Lavender families that the credit goes for organising the Club and working behind the scenes for most of the Century to provide the facilities and teams of which Kilmington is proud.
For more information visit www.kilmington.play-cricket.com
T E N N I S
Kilmington Tennis Club welcomes new members who can book and play at a very reasonable
annual cost, membership fees can be found below. The court is on the far side of the cricket field
with a small hut in case you need to shelter. The all-weather surface allows us to play all year
round.
All court bookings are now online. The website is www.fastcourts.com/kilmington-tennis-club and follow instructions. (Google search Fastcourts Kilmington will find this web link)
Members will not be asked to pay.
Non-members will be asked to pay £5 per hour with a debit card or Paypal account.
Membership Fees : Adults £35 (for 2020 reduced fee of £25), Juniors 13-18yrs £5. Please contact
the secretary Rosemary Ruck (01297 446046) or Chairman Susan Moore (01297 32361) or pick
up a welcome leaflet at the court gate.
Kilmington Tennis Club welcomes new members who can book and play at a very reasonable
annual cost, membership fees can be found below. The court is on the far side of the cricket field
with a small hut in case you need to shelter. The all-weather surface allows us to play all year
round.
All court bookings are now online. The website is www.fastcourts.com/kilmington-tennis-club and follow instructions. (Google search Fastcourts Kilmington will find this web link)
Members will not be asked to pay.
Non-members will be asked to pay £5 per hour with a debit card or Paypal account.
Membership Fees : Adults £35 (for 2020 reduced fee of £25), Juniors 13-18yrs £5. Please contact
the secretary Rosemary Ruck (01297 446046) or Chairman Susan Moore (01297 32361) or pick
up a welcome leaflet at the court gate.
T A B L E T E N N I S
*** Cancelled until the current restriction for Coronavirus (COVID-19) are lifted. ***
Venue: Kilmington Village Hall
Day: Tuesday & Thursday Evenings apart from the August
Time: Tuesday 10.00am - 12.00pm
Thursday 7:00pm – 9.00pm in the Hall or next door in the Beacon when the Hall is not available
Cost: £2.00 from Sept (includes tea and biscuits)
The Table Tennis Club in Kilmington has been running for around 15 years. It averages 30 members, balls and bats (if required) are provided. There are 3 tables.
New members of all ages and ability are very welcome all we ask is that you play in non slip shoes. If you are interested just turn-up at a session or contact Jenny on 01297 639758.
We run from the first Tuesday in September until the last Thursday in July
*** Cancelled until the current restriction for Coronavirus (COVID-19) are lifted. ***
Venue: Kilmington Village Hall
Day: Tuesday & Thursday Evenings apart from the August
Time: Tuesday 10.00am - 12.00pm
Thursday 7:00pm – 9.00pm in the Hall or next door in the Beacon when the Hall is not available
Cost: £2.00 from Sept (includes tea and biscuits)
The Table Tennis Club in Kilmington has been running for around 15 years. It averages 30 members, balls and bats (if required) are provided. There are 3 tables.
New members of all ages and ability are very welcome all we ask is that you play in non slip shoes. If you are interested just turn-up at a session or contact Jenny on 01297 639758.
We run from the first Tuesday in September until the last Thursday in July
B R I D G E
Kilmington Bridge Club will not be running for the foreseeable future. To avoid getting rusty, why not play on line? I shall be sending round some apps soon to our existing members. In the meanwhile, stay well and safe and we look forward to meeting up again in better times.
Venue: Hitchcock Pavilion
Day: Monday afternoon every 2 weeks
Time: 2.00pm - 4.30pm
Cost: £1.00 per session.
Kilmington Bridge Club was started in 2003 by Dorothy Lomax and was then run very successfully by Linda & Ken Perrott. After the Perrott's move to Sussex, the club is now run by David and Stephanie. Duplicate Bridge is played and there are currently 5 tables with a maximum of 20 players.
For more information or if you are interested in joining please contact David or Stephanie on 01297 35033 or at stephaniehathaway@btinternet.com. Click here to view selected dates for 2019.
Day: Monday afternoon every 2 weeks
Time: 2.00pm - 4.30pm
Cost: £1.00 per session.
Kilmington Bridge Club was started in 2003 by Dorothy Lomax and was then run very successfully by Linda & Ken Perrott. After the Perrott's move to Sussex, the club is now run by David and Stephanie. Duplicate Bridge is played and there are currently 5 tables with a maximum of 20 players.
For more information or if you are interested in joining please contact David or Stephanie on 01297 35033 or at stephaniehathaway@btinternet.com. Click here to view selected dates for 2019.
S H O R T M A T B O W L S
Venue: Kilmington Village Hall
Day: Wednesday - 1st Wed in Sept to last Wed in April
Time: 2.00pm - 4.00pm
Cost: £5.00 subscription, £0.75 per hour.
The Shortmat Bowls Club in Kilmington has been in existence for over 20 years. It currently has 12 members. 2 mats + bowls provided
For more information or if you are interested in joining please contact Mr Ron Foster on 01297 35529
Venue: Kilmington Village Hall
Day: Wednesday - 1st Wed in Sept to last Wed in April
Time: 2.00pm - 4.00pm
Cost: £5.00 subscription, £0.75 per hour.
The Shortmat Bowls Club in Kilmington has been in existence for over 20 years. It currently has 12 members. 2 mats + bowls provided
For more information or if you are interested in joining please contact Mr Ron Foster on 01297 35529
S C R A B B L E
Venue: Kilmington Baptist Church
Day: 2nd Saturday of every month
Time: 2.00pm in summer, 10.00am in winter
Cost: 50p (includes tea and biscuits)
The Scrabble Club has been established for a few years. It numbers around 12-16 players. Everyone is welcome to join.
For more information or if you are interested in joining please contact Sylvie Newbery on 01297 34326
Venue: Kilmington Baptist Church
Day: 2nd Saturday of every month
Time: 2.00pm in summer, 10.00am in winter
Cost: 50p (includes tea and biscuits)
The Scrabble Club has been established for a few years. It numbers around 12-16 players. Everyone is welcome to join.
For more information or if you are interested in joining please contact Sylvie Newbery on 01297 34326
C O U N T R Y D A N C I N G
Venue: Kilmington Village Hall
Day: Monday - 1st Mon in Sept to last Mon in April
Time: 2.00pm - 4.00pm
Cost:
Country Dancing for all ages. New members always welcome.
Venue: Kilmington Village Hall
Day: Monday - 1st Mon in Sept to last Mon in April
Time: 2.00pm - 4.00pm
Cost:
Country Dancing for all ages. New members always welcome.
D U K E O F E D I N B U R G H
The Duke of Edinburgh Awards have been running in Kilmington for nearly twenty years! It was started by Richard Cotter, youth leader, at the Baptist Church and is now based at St Giles Church hence the name Five Alive. We have about forty young people at various stages of the award.
There are three levels, Bronze, Silver and Gold. Four sections are completed at each level and five sections at Gold level.
The extra section is the Residential, which involves being away for five days on a residential activity. Some of our young
people have been on Tall Ships, helping projects abroad, CCF camps, charity activities, photographic courses and sailing
courses.
The four sections are Sport, Skill, Volunteering and Expedition, two days Bronze, three days Silver and four days Gold.
The expedition can be walking, cycling, canoeing and horse riding. We often go to Dartmoor or the Brecon Beacons for our Gold expeditions. Some of our young people have been to Kenya and the Picos, Northern Spain for their Gold expeditions.
We meet for training in the Hitchcock Pavilion, usually on Friday evenings.
For more information or if you are interested in joining please contact Anna Crabbe on 01297 32777 or at anna.cope@btinternet.com
The Duke of Edinburgh Awards have been running in Kilmington for nearly twenty years! It was started by Richard Cotter, youth leader, at the Baptist Church and is now based at St Giles Church hence the name Five Alive. We have about forty young people at various stages of the award.
There are three levels, Bronze, Silver and Gold. Four sections are completed at each level and five sections at Gold level.
The extra section is the Residential, which involves being away for five days on a residential activity. Some of our young
people have been on Tall Ships, helping projects abroad, CCF camps, charity activities, photographic courses and sailing
courses.
The four sections are Sport, Skill, Volunteering and Expedition, two days Bronze, three days Silver and four days Gold.
The expedition can be walking, cycling, canoeing and horse riding. We often go to Dartmoor or the Brecon Beacons for our Gold expeditions. Some of our young people have been to Kenya and the Picos, Northern Spain for their Gold expeditions.
We meet for training in the Hitchcock Pavilion, usually on Friday evenings.
For more information or if you are interested in joining please contact Anna Crabbe on 01297 32777 or at anna.cope@btinternet.com
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