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Tynemouth CC’s project is a fine example of best practice for NatWest CricketForce - on a grand scale.
The total value of the project is estimated to be £250,000. Work began back in August 2005 and was scheduled to finish on NatWest CricketForce 2006 weekend.
A total number of 155 volunteers worked together to complete the project.
These are some of the things the club physically achieved in the process:
New Roof on the pavilion, extended lounge, extended bar, new kitchen, retiled showers and toilets, new disabled toilet, disabled ramp, new heating system, new air conditioning, new electrics, double glazed pavilion, decorated throughout, new carpets and flooring, groundsman's office created, painted fence, all pre-season work for start of season.
And with regards to holistic or long-term achievements:
Huge publicity, increased sponsorship, new members, brought club together especially junior and senior sections, more skills from parents as volunteers, increased bar revenue, better supported events.
The club already has future plans for further projects:

A shining toilet facility, displaying the benefits of the free tiling from Official Supporter of NatWest CricketForce, H & R Johnson
Develop a second ground on waste land next to the club by creating a five strip square and changing area. Expanding the club as a community facility for other groups to use. Resurfacing of approach road to the ground.
Below is some interesting detail of some of Tynemouth's multitudinous fundrasing sources!
Tynemouth CC - Fundraising Sources (28 KB)
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