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Warminster Bowls Club bowled over by £500 donation from Crescent Place.
A bowls club in Warminster has received a £500 boost from a retirement housebuilder towards the projects to improve its facilities. The team behind Crescent Place on Portway, donated the money to Warminster Bowls Club, highlighting the company’s commitment to create a positive legacy in the community.
The bowls club has a 125-year history with the local community, having been formed in the 19th century and today, it remains a prominent feature of the community, providing teams from all divisions.
The club will put the £500 towards the day to day running of the Bowls Club, while also giving the club a fresh look.
Tony Reed, Club Secretary at Warminster Bowls Club, comments: “We’re really grateful to have received the donation of £500 from McCarthy Stone Crescent Place to put towards the maintenance of the club. It’s fantastic to have the backing of a business that truly understands the value of supporting the local community and sport is a great way to bring together people of all ages and with a bit of help from the team at Crescent Place, we can continue to provide a friendly and inclusive space to do so.”
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