Club support Keyworth Advice Group

Chairman Paul Burrows gives back to our community by donating the clubs previous laptop to Albert Venables at the Keyworth Advice Centre after the club received a Community Grant from Rushcliffe Borough Council for an upgraded replacement. 

The Advice Centre is a fantastic voluntary organisation to support residents of the local villages with amongst a wide range of matters legal, benefit, council and housing issues.

They are at the Keyworth Village Hall every Tuesday afternoon

25th May 2019

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