Milton Keynes (From The Oxford Times)

Milton Keynes

1:53pm Thursday 16th February 2006 in Cherwell Cricket

Club website: www.mkpcc.com

Chairman - Kevin Gladwin, 3 Northleigh, Furzton, Milton Keynes MK4 1ED
Tel: 01908 502978, Email: kgladwin@mkpcc.com

Treasurer - James Ward, 34 Passmore, Tinkers Bridge, Milton Keynes MK6 3OZ
Tel: 01908 670343, Mobile: 07946 313607, Email: james@the-bridge.co.uk

Secretary - Paddy Rathbone, 51 Napier Street, Bletchley, Milton Keynes MK2 2NF
Tel: 01908 368197, Mobile: 07798 220146, Email: p.s.rathbone@cranfield.ac.uk

Fixture Secretary - As Secretary

1st XI Captain - Graham Simpson, Tel: 01908 503079, Mobile: 07775 871044

2nd XI Captain - Paddy Rathbone, Tel: 01908 368197, Mobile: 07795 220146

3rd XI Captain/Contacts - Kevin Gladwin 01908 502978, Alan Smith 01908 501952, Richard Fletcher 01908 502544

How to reach the ground
1st XI fixtures: Campbell Park Cricket Green, Central Milton Keynes.
From Buckingham follow the A421 to Milton Keynes. On entering Milton Keynes continue straight on over several roundabouts heading for Central Milton Keynes. At Bleak Hill roundabout turn left. At Leadenhall roundabout turn right, heading towards Milton Keynes East. At Eaglestone Roundabout turn left, towards Central Milton Keynes. At South Saxon roundabout turn right towards Campbell Park. At South Secklow roundabout go straight on, following signs to Campbell Park. Straight on at Springfield roundabout, left at South Enmore roundabout towards Campbell Park, and follow signs to the Cricket Green.

2nd XI fixtures: Manor Fields, Bletchley, Milton Keynes, 01908 372298.
Follow the A5 Northwards towards Milton Keynes; at the first large roundabout take the second exit
signposted to Fenny Stratford & Bletchley. After 500 yards turn left off the main road at the sign for Manor Fields. Cross the small bridge and bear right on entry to the ground.

At first team level, an ordinary 2004 season became a successful one when we beat Gerrards Cross in the final of the Bucks Cup. Becoming the first North Bucks Club to win the competition is a source of pride and may prove to be a boost in our ongoing efforts to attract new players, volunteers and sponsors.
Following a tough season, the 2nd XI looks forward to competing in division four whilst the 3rd XI have opted to enter the four Counties League for 2005. Being a team dominated by junior players, our desire to reduce travelling distances should allow for greater availability among the younger members.