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Plans for new cricket pavilion in Tintwistle take step forward

Plans for the new clubhouse at Tintwistle Cricket Club. Credit: Daniel Connor Architectural Design.

The proposed new cricket pavilion at Tintwistle Cricket Club has taken a step forward with detailed plans submitted to High Peak Borough Council. 

The application is to replace the existing outdates wooden pavilion with a new building which includes a modern light and user-friendly club house space as well as upgraded changing facilities for plyers and umpires. 

In a statement, Tintwistle CC said they are hoping that their designs and ideas will be well received by the village, especially local residents.  

“We are always open for a chat at the club if anyone has ideas or concerns just give us a shout. We are also working with a number of local trades to ensure the work is managed locally and this really is a local project,” they added. 

The plans are available to view on the council’s website www.highpeak.gov.uk 

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