A tireless group of villagers work on our behalf to run various events during the year to raise funds for the maintenance and upkeep of the magnificent Biggs Pavilion, and for the promotion of sport and recreation in the village. The Biggs pavilion is also available for hire for private events - see Biggs Pavilion for more information.
Fundraising events
include caberet evenings, music evenings, quiz nights, the Burns supper and the
Hundred Club which includes a monthly Draw.-
See your monthly Crier for news of latest events or see the noticeboard from the home page.
100
Club
Monthly
draws take place and raise valuable funds for the upkeep of the pavilion
and future developments. Contact Nigel Dixon for more details or to buy extra
numbers... anyone who missed out on a ticket and would still like to participate in the remaining draws... please contact Nigel Dixon
AGM 2007
AGM - 16th Jan 2006 - Biggs Pavilion 7.30pm
Orchard Ground Development Strategy
Future plans for the continued development of sports at Orchard Ground, include the provision of a third cricket net (funded by the ECB), a second football goal and a multi-purpose ball wall. Further landscaping will secure improved picnic facilities in the area of the "Orchard".
Download strategy Document as pdf
Junior Football
We are currently looking for someone who would be willing to help set this up. Would you like to see
junior football? Interested in helping set this up? Would you like to help
fundraise to fulfill further ambitions for the site? If your answer is yes
to any of these, then please contact the Orchard Ground Committee who would
be very pleased to hear from you.
Any volunteers for joining the committee would be gladly welcomed!
The committee also helps support other village organisations such as the Fete and the Childrens Christmas Party. Contact Shaun Walls or any other committtee member for more details.
Orchard Ground Constitution
The Orchard Ground Association was formed to provide recreational facilities on Orchard Ground primarily for the benefit of residents of Cublington. The Association is managed by an elected committee and is answerable to the Parish Council which owns the land. Minutes are taken at every meeting and are available for inspection by any Cublington resident.
