A new football clubhouse after the fire

Our previous blog featured the newspaper article, showing the Market Lavington Football Club house written off by fire. Their appeals for help received a great response, as we see in further saved newspaper cuttings from August 2000.

This report was printed in both the Gazette and Herald and the Star papers.

Over twenty years on, we see that the club is still thriving and has a clubhouse and goalposts in its grounds at the top of Northbrook in Market Lavington.

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A new football clubhouse after the fire

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