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OUTDOOR CLUBS LEAGUES AT DONYNGS IBC

RBC continued their Spitfire League campaign on Wednesday against Reigate Priory and came out 8-2 winners. So we remain 2 points behind Caterham who beat Brockham 8-2 but we are in a good position to reach the finals.
In the Colin Hibbs League our 2 teams are having differing fortunes with Redhill A having a match in hand over the top 3 and not too far behind them. Redhill B are near the foot of the table but again have a match on many of the teams above so could climb.

SHORT MAT SEASON RESUMPTION

Text of email sent to Short Mat Players (and potential new ones)  – via bcc:
Thank you to our short mat players for your patience during the construction of the communications mast in our car park. It was certainly the correct decision to defer the start having witnessed the weekday activities and the state of the access track to the Club.
We plan to recommence Short Mat at RBC on Tuesday 7th January and then every Saturday and Tuesday until about Easter. Just turn up by 1.50pm for a prompt 2pm start – the finish is about 4.15 – 4.30 pm.
The Directors have agreed to waive the short mat fee this season due to the very truncated period. There will be the usual session fee of £2 which includes refreshments at the halfway point. Anyone who has paid their fee will get a refund or a credit towards their 2025 subscription.
Hope to see you there!

BORDER LEAGUE DIVISION 2 SHIELD

Message from Paul Eales:
Redhill BC receiving the Border League Shield for winning Division 2 title for 2024 season. Presented at the league AGM last night. A great performance by all players.

CHRISTMAS COFFEE MORNING – UPDATE

It has been a busy week at RBC with the mast erection. A meeting was held with the contractors this morning on site to inspect the damage to the access track through the allotments. They have arranged for an initial treatment tomorrow (Thursday) to facilitate members accessing the Club to set up on Friday morning …

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TOWER UPDATE

The contractor completed the compound fencing this afternoon. Please note the appalling condition of the access track following this week’s torrential rain.
There will be heavy vehicles including a crane at site on Monday & Tuesday so the access track is unlikely to recover before it is reinstated on Thursday 5th December – just in time for the Christmas Coffee Morning!
So members should not visit RBC before Friday 6th December.
Many thanks to Roger Gatland (and Marion) for attending site again today in the very difficult conditions.