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“In the last three years, we’ve
invested over £200,000 in
improving
our
facilities,”
says Brooking. “Over the next
few years we plan to spend a
further £500,000 developing the
social space in the clubhouse,
building new changing rooms,
creating a new car park and
replacing floodlighting. This
will require major fundraising
but it’s essential for the future
of the Club that our players
and members have access to the
best possible facilities. KRFC is
much more than a rugby club –
it’s a big family – and we want
to ensure that everyone who’s
involved with that family values
the experience.”
Like any amateur organisation,
KRFC depends on the hard
work and financial support of
all its volunteers and sponsors
to sustain the Club and move
it forwards. There is, however,
one person who stands out for
their unerring dedication to this
South Devon club, having given
25 years of service as Secretary.
Martin Newman was honoured
at this year’s Annual Dinner
with a much-deserved award for
all his efforts and commitment
to the Club – a fitting tribute
from a very grateful club.
“It’s a big family – and we
want to ensure that everyone
who’s involved with that
family values the experience.”
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