Events

Third annual Clay pigeon shoot and fishing day

Event at Shugborough Shooting School, Staffordshire
Wednesday 5th October 2011

Supporting The Tasmin Gulvin Benevolent Fund
with Sporting Chance Clinic's third annual clay pigeon shoot and fishing day

Programme

10:30 Light Breakfast
11:00 Shooting tuition and clay pigeon shoot 12:30 Light refreshments
12:45 Fly fishing tuition and trout fishing 14:30 Buffet lunch and prizes

Location

Shugborough Shooting School
Wolseley Bridge
Staffordshire
ST17 0XS

Wednesday 5th October 2011, starting at 10.30a.m.

Directions

Shugborough Shooting School is seven (7) miles from M6 Junction 13 Exit M6 Junction 13 Follow signs to Shugborough Drive past main 'Lodge gate' situated at Milford on the A513 Continue on A513 for two (2) miles Shugborough Shooting School is on the right (second entrance to the car park) If you miss the entrance drive half (1/2) a mile to Wolseley Bridge Inn on the A513/A51 Junction

Booking

Please contact Shaun O’Donnell for availability on 07800 869 672

For more information

Telephone 07800 869 672

Notes

All shooting and fishing tuition will be under the instruction of experts in their respective sports.

All equipment will be provided though a waterproof coat and footwear are recommended.

second annual Clay pigeon shoot and fishing day

Event at Shugborough Shooting School, Staffordshire
Wednesday 3 September 2010

Supporting The Tasmin Gulvin Benevolent Fund
with Sporting Chance Clinic's second annual clay pigeon shoot and fishing day

Sporting Chance Clinic is generously supported by The Professional Footballers Association and The Football Association enabling us to carry out our valuable work. The charity set up by Tony Adams has always had an ethos of never turning someone away for financial reasons. This is where the Tamsin Gulvin Benevolent Fund comes in to help us assist those not currently supported by a professional body. The Fund will provide the opportunity for ALL sportspeople to benefit from Sporting Chance Clinic’s services.

On 15 September 2010 Sporting Chance Clinic is holding its second annual clay pigeon shoot and fishing day at Shugborough Shooting School, Staffordshire in aid of the Tasmin Gulvin Benevolent Fund.

The event is being covered throughout the day by Sky Sports News, The F.A. Premier League Productions and various other media representatives. We are delighted that a host of past and present football players and personalities will be taking part. Joey Barton of Newcastle United will obviously be present as he is patron of the Fund, along with a few team mates; Sam Allardyce and Ian Holloway will be among the Premiership managers supporting us on the day. We are very grateful to all those who will be supporting the day.

This is a fun event, but more importantly, there are two massive trophies to be competed for, along with prizes for second and third place. Team photographs will be available and breakfast and lunch supplied in beautiful surroundings for a good cause. You do not need to have ever fished nor shot before as half an hour’s tuition will be given by local experts. All rods and reels, guns and ammunition will be supplied.

We are extremely grateful to the sponsorship and support provided by, in particular, the PFA, the FA, and the Premier League. The day is primarily about fun and raising money to support those without funds who need our support. Therefore we would like to acknowledge Sport Mobilewww.sportmobile.co.uk, Olivia Shaw Photography www.oliviashawphotography.comand Ben Marsh of BLLUdog Designs www.BLLUdog.co.uk. We are also truly grateful to Hibernian Football Club in Edinburgh for their generous donation and support to the Tamsin Gulvin Benevolent Fund.

Teams are purchased at £1,000 for 3 people and a limited number of places are available on the day. If you and your party would like to take part, or are interested in sponsoring the event, please contact Shaun O’Donnell for availability on 07800 869 672.

Location

Shugborough Shooting School
Wolseley Bridge
Staffordshire
ST17 0XS

Wednesday 3 September 2010, starting at 10.30a.m.

Booking

Please contact Shaun O’Donnell for availability on 07800 869 672

For more information

Telephone 07800 869 672

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Thursday 3 June 2010 7pm – 8.30pm

Booking

Tickets £10 Admits ONE
Bar open 6pm – 9.30pm

Please send SAE with name/email/telephone contact details to:

Melissa Kay
C/o JCMT
Titchbourne Barn
Redlynch
Salisbury
Wiltshire
SP5 2JX
Cheques made payable to Jonathan Conville Memorial Trust

What Does the Trust Do?

The Trust encourages safe and enjoyable practice in mountaineering, by operating subsidised training for young people offering: Scottish Winter Courses based in the Cairgorms - in 2010 there are 80 places available with a ratio of 1 guide to 6 participants Alpine Mountaineering Courses based in Chamonix - in 2010 there are 92 places with a ratio of 1 guide to 6 participants

The Jonathan Conville Memorial Trust (charity no: 293720) is supported by the British Mountaineering Council and Mountain Training Trust Patrons: Sir Chris Bonington CBE and Andy Cave