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Windsor recovers from floods and looks to the future

Windsor continues recovery from earlier floods with clubhouse improvements, successful grant applications, and monthly events.

Greg Bury, Windsor2 min read1 December 2022
Windsor recovers from floods and looks to the future

Thanks to an active Management Committee a lot of work has been done since the floods earlier this year. We have completed or have plans to:

1. Get a new kitchen 2. Replace the flooring 3. Renew the furniture 4. Replace the fridges 5. Paint the clubhouse 6. Fix the toilets

The lawns will also receive some love with scarifying, coring and top dressing scheduled for this year. The grants committee, led by Mike, have also been very successful with a number of applications and this has made a huge difference to our recovery.

A huge thank you to everyone who participated in our Monthly Brooches and Doubles events. These events also helped provide some much needed cash flow and great times. Special Thanks to Terry, Peter, Francesca, Willy and Gail.

Greg Bury

A large group of croquet players gathered outside the Windsor Croquet Club pavilion on a sunny day. The group includes men and women of various ages w

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Photo left - Notice Board for Windsor Croquet Club

"Photo left - Notice Board for Windsor Croquet Club"

By Greg Bury, Windsor. From the Croquet Newsletter, December 2022, pages 33, 34.

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