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We are a very friendly and welcoming cricket club on the Beds / Bucks border. We run 3 Saturday sides, and have restarted out Youth Section this season, and held 9 Youth Training Sessions attended regularly by 32 youngsters. Next year, we will be doing the same for 7-12 year olds. Please contact youth@northcrawleycc.co.uk if your child is interested. We are hoping to run a youth side next season as well.

What better way to spend the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Bank Holiday Weekend than at an outdoor concert! Crawley Live is a 3 day event, celebrating the best in local bands and tribute acts, playing on the open air stage on Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd June in Southgate playing fields (opp Arora Hotel, Crawley). The fun continues on the Sunday, with 'The Big Lunch' hosted by Crawley Borough Council, with live acts and entertainment on stage throughout the afternoon. Friday 1st June: CRAWLEY REVIVAL Gates open at 5.30pm, music from 7pm Take a nostalgic trip back in time to the decades of the '60's, '70's and '80's with superb floor filling tunes. Who better to transport us back than Crawley’s favourite DJ, the legendary Gordon Skeggs. The music continues through until 11pm courtesy of two fabulous live bands: The Blunter Brothers and Boogie Wonderland. Saturday 2nd June: BEST OF BRITISH Gates open at 12 noon, live music from 2pm Spend Bank Holiday Saturday afternoon and evening listening to 7 of the finest local bands around: Fran Classic, Aeroplane Blondes, The Slabs, The Saviours of Soul, Mainly Madness, Lee Pashley as Robbie Williams, with 'Rhapsody is this the real Queen' headlining the event. Sunday 3rd June: THE BIG LUNCH 2012 Gates open at 11am, entertainment from 12 noon In support of the nationwide 'Big Lunch' campaign, Crawley Borough Council invites you to pack a picnic and head down to Southgate playing fields to enjoy outdoor entertainment all afternoon on the Crawley Live stage. Licensed bar and catering facilities available throughout the 3-day event. Advanced ticket information: FRIDAY: TICKETS ONLY AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE AT THE GATE SATURDAY: ADVANCE PURCHASE PRICE APPLIES UP TO MIDDAY SATURDAY. TICKETS AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE ON THE GATE AFTER MIDDAY. To book tickets for Saturday (prior to midday), visit https://tickets.hawth.co.uk or call 01293 553636. Please note a £1 booking fee will apply per ticket purchased. GATE PRICES: Friday: £15 per adult, £7 for under 18’s, under 3’s go free. Saturday: £20 per adult, £13 for under 18’s, under 3’s go free. Sunday: this is a free event hosted by Crawley Borough Council, with entry strictly by ticket. PLEASE NOTE: ALL TICKETS ALLOCATED; NO MORE AVAILABLE. PLEASE DO NOT TURN UP AT THE GATE ON SUNDAY WITHOUT A VALID TICKET. NO TICKET, NO ENTRY.

Cottesmore School was founded by Geoffrey Davidson-Brown on September 3rd 1894. He named the school after the Cottesmore Hunt in Rutland, where he grew up.Cottesmore is a preparatory school in the United Kingdom, which has been preparing children for public schools since 1894. It is predominantly a full boarding school although there are a limited number of places for both weekly and day boarders. There are 150 boys and girls from the ages of 7 to 13. Cottesmore is situated in 35 acres (140,000 m2) of its own grounds, the setting for its playing fields, cricket pitches, all-weather cricket nets, grass and hard tennis courts, golf course, lake and gardens. [edit] History Cottesmore originated in Hove, Sussex. It moved to its present site at Buchan Hill after World War II in 1946. The school is housed in a fine Victorian mansion known as Buchan Hill that was built for an ostrich-farming millionaire named Saillard in the 1880s.

Situated within County Mall Shopping Centre in Crawley, the iStore from Albion is the perfect place to explore all the latest Apple products from the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and iMac as well as the full iPod and iPad range, along with all the must have accessories. With everything on display and all staff trained to Apple Product Professional status, you can be sure not only of excellent service but also expert advice.

As a non profit organisation proceeds made goes directly back into funding the charity. We also rely upon the generous donations that the general public provide with their good quality unwanted furniture. Items are displayed in our warehouse for any person(s) to come down and have a look.

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Crawley Swimming Club is a competitive swimming and water polo club

This exciting event will show work from many local and UK artists. Visitors to Queens Square (in the town centre near the mall) will be able to browse and buy unique quality local crafts from the stal

Crawley Museum is a local history museum which exists to record, conserve and make accessible Crawley’s history. The Museum has permanent displays which illustrate Crawley's history from the Stone Age to the development of the New Town. It also has regularly changing temporary exhibitions which reflect different aspects of the Town and the local area's history. The Museum can be opened specially for groups and school visits and staff are also available to give talks. The Museum is managed by the Crawley Museum Society and two professional staff. The Crawley Museum Society is also responsible for the management of the Ifield Watermill. For more information about the Crawley Museum Society and information on how to join see: www.crawleymuseums.org/cms. For more information on Ifield Watermill see: www.crawleymuseums.org/watermill.

Aikikai Aikido. Inspired by Christian Tissier and presented by Phil Rozier.

The Society is run by a dedicated band of members who are elected annually. In addition, ordinary members volunteer to help at the shop on a rota basis – help is always needed and appreciated.