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Weekend's Fixtures |
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Last week's Results |
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Burnt Ash (Bexley) Hockey Club are based in Manor Way, Bexley and predominantly play most of their home matches at newly established facilities at Hurstmere School, Sidcup. Astroturf pitches at Erith School, Erith and Mayplace, Crayford provide additional all weather surfaces along with the three grass pitches outside our clubhouse. |
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Currently we field seven men's teams including both a veterans side and a development (youth) team, coupled with four ladies teams. So if you are interested in joining then please visit the 'join our club link' or alternatively please email newmembers@burntashhockeyclub.com. |
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The following document details date of relevant Management and Playing Committee meetings. If you have any issues to be raised for either committee please let your relevant club captain know prior to the meeting. |
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Ladies Vets Tournament If you are interested in playing in this year's Sevenoaks Vets Tournament, please can you let Sue Davies sed.621glen@btinternet.com know as soon as possible. This is always an enjoyable event, held over the May Bank Holiday weekend, often under warm sunny skies! Dates for this year are Saturday 3 May and Sunday 4 May. |
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Burnt Ash Times
Check out all the latest news from within the club,
just check out the link on the left hand side
2007 Mixed Tournament Winners
Burnt Ash
2007/08 Award Winners
New Kit
| New Club Kit is finally here - Shirts, Socks, Shorts or Skirts. |
| Whatever you want, whatever your size, contact Chris Dixon and he will happily take your order. |
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Prices: |
| Shirts: £14.00 |
| Shorts/Skirts: £13.00 |
| Socks: £6.00 |
| Beanie Hat: £6.00 |
| Tracksuit: £50.00 |
| Adventure Top: £30.00 |
| Hoody: £16.00 |
(Updated 13/02/2006) Burnt Ash Hockey Club gains accreditation
with Access Sport
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To increase sports participation opportunities for young people in sports clubs, thereby contributing to improved levels of fitness and well-being in the UK. Access Sport encourages grass-roots youth participation in sport through the existing network of clubs, in partnership with major corporations wanting to align their brands with, and invest in, community sport. www.accesssport.co.uk |
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