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Based in Kenley, Surrey, KHC is a friendly field hockey club with teams for both male and females, across all ages and abilities.

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Merstham is a family friendly club with over 300 Members offering opportunities for all the community.

Guildford Cricket Club is one of the largest and most successful cricket clubs in Surrey. It plays in the Surrey Premier division and fields four Saturday league teams, a Sunday league team, a La…

Holmbury St Mary Cricket Club is a friendly club with more than 100 years of history and one of the most picturesque grounds in the South of England (http://goo.gl/pkigT)

Mens womens and colts cricket at a local friendly club. If you are interested in playing or being social come along and meet us at our fully licensed bar.

Horsley & Send CC was founded in 1997 as a result of the merger of Horsley CC and Send CC and now play at the former home of Horsley CC, Twinn’s Field. The club runs 4 senior sides on a Saturday.…

East Molesey Cricket Club is located half a mile from Hampton Court Palace. Founded in 1871, it is a thriving local sports club on and off the field.

Merton Cricket Club has been playing cricket at John Innes for 125 years. We currently field 4 teams each weekend and present great facilities for all.

Coldharbour Cricket Club is situated in the picturesque Surrey Hills and is the highest ground in the south of England

Little Sparrows Day Nursery is based in Esher, Surrey and is situated in the grounds of Esher Cricket Club and cater for babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers.

Has been in existence for over 220 years. Has a envious cricket ground and a club bar with cask ales, beers, lagers and a range of wines.

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