what is so sad about this report, quite aside from some of those damning allegations is that it talks about lost generations, lost generation it says of black cricketers. that wasted potential that could have been, should ve been, and that is what will live on long beyond this report. generations that missed out on opportunities just based on their gender or their six or there and ethnicity. imilieu just based on their gender or their six or there and ethnicity.- six or there and ethnicity. when i was growing six or there and ethnicity. when i was growing no. six or there and ethnicity. when i was growing up, there six or there and ethnicity. when i was growing up, there were - six or there and ethnicity. when i | was growing up, there were black cricketers playing test cricket for england, thinking of philip defreitas, devon malcolm, but now, there aren t those cricketers. the generation has really been lost not evenin generation has really been lost not even in the last ten yea
Wicklow Fine Gael Minister Simon Harris has announced details of projects throughout Wicklow that will receive a total of €1,680,887 in funding through the new €50 million Community Recognition Fund.
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Derry City and Strabane District Council are inviting people to have their say on the future direction of its Playing Pitch Strategy.
The strategy is a two part study into the current pitch provision across the City and District that aims to develop the existing infrastructure to best meet the needs of users.
An online consultation has been launched on the Playing Pitch Strategy.
Six key strategic recommendations have been identified in the draft Playing Pitches Strategy they include; a Capital Investment Programme for sports clubs be established, changing accommodation to be installed at all Council pitch sites; existing accommodation to be modernised and upgraded, a review of pitch maintenance and monitoring procedures.
25 Jan 2021, 10:28
More than a year after Sport England blocked plans for 176 homes on former school playing fields, Blackpool Council has granted itself consent, and must now wait to see if the watchdog withdraws its objection.
Advising the local authority, Lancashire planning consultancy De Pol Associates secured permission for 176 new homes on the 22-acre site which includes the former Bispham High School off Bispham Road.
Bispham High closed in 2015 when the school merged with Collegiate High School to form the Aspire Academy on the Collegiate site.
The housing development is subject to removal of an objection to the loss of the playing field by Sport England. The committee accepted the argument from De Pol that the fields were surplus to requirement, as identified in the council’s own recently published Playing Pitch Strategy.