You can download the pdf flyer at the url below:

http://www.shepway.gov.uk/UserFiles/File/pdf/fit4sport/street-athletics-folkestone-2010.pdf

Pent Valley Technology College Presents…

Figure Out Football

Exclusive FREE Family Event coming here to Pent Valley from Saturday 22th May 2010

Course will run from 9:30hrs to 3:00hrs for 6 weeks – with an exclusive trip & tour of Charlton Athletic Football Grounds to all those who complete!

Have fun improving your

Maths and Football skills together

and achieve your…

Young Sports Leaders Award

For further details or to book a place contact Lindsey Glanville on either 07774 554171 or lindsey.glanville@kent.gov.uk

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Folkestone is to be the venue of the 2010 International Windsurfing Regatta, May 29-31. More than 100 competitors will take part.

Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway is to open a play park for children at New Romney station on Saturday, March 20. RHDR has announced a special attractions programme which includes a wedding fair, gardening, springwatch and 1940s weekends and events in connection with British Tourism Week, the Hythe Festival and the Day of Syn. Details: 01797 362353; www.rhdr.org.uk

Folkestone Sports Centre is to open a ‘Folkestone in 9 holes’ crazy golf course in spring. Like all sports and leisure amenities at the Radnor Park Avenue venue, it will be available to visitors as well as residents. Sponsorship opportunities include on-site promotion for local businesses. For information call 01303 850222.

Shepway attractions, hotels and other businesses taking part in the Kent’s Big Day Out promotion on Saturday, March 27, are listed on www.discoverfolkestone.co.uk Organised by Visit Kent, the event aims to make Kent residents more aware of the county’s attractions and places of interest.

Hawkinge Parish Council’s plan to build a new Football Pavilion for their site at the Parish Council Grounds took a significant step forward last week, when planning was unanimously approved by Shepway District Council’s Development Control Committee.

The Parish Council have been working in partnership with Hawkinge Youth Football Club, the Kent County FA and The Roger De Haan Charitable Trust, which has already committed significant funding towards the project.

The new changing facilities will provide footballers from the village and the surrounding area with a much needed amenity.

In a joint statement, David Callahan Chairman of Hawkinge Parish Council and Hawkinge Youth Football Club Chairman Rob Lawford said, ‘We are now in a position to progress our application to the Football Foundation for the final element of funding. This is an extremely exciting project which will bring huge value to the local community and benefit the players and members of Hawkinge Youth FC, which continue to grow in number. We would like to thank The Roger De Haan Charitable Trust for all their support and for what will be an extremely high quality facility’.

Trevor Minter of The Roger De Haan Charitable Trust said, “We are very pleased that The Roger De Haan Charitable Trust is able to help improve provision for football in Hawkinge. The Trust welcomes discussions with sports clubs across Shepway to identify appropriate opportunities to develop or update facilities for amateur sport.”

www.hawkingeyouthfc.org.uk