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Welcome to the Old Parkonians Blogspot. Friday, 12 October 2007. THE OLD PARKONIANS CLUBHOUSE AT OAKFIELD. CLICK ON THIS IMAGE FOR AN ENLARGED VIEW.
The Old Parkonians Association - HALL HIRE. Thursday, 11 October 2007. The Main Hall is 150 square metres with a 36 square metre Kitchen attached. The maximum capacity is 150 seated and 199 standing.
The Old Parkonians Association - NEWS. Wednesday, 24 October 2007. Many of you will already be aware of the threat of eventual development of the Oakfield site for housing development. Our very own Mark Boundy. The new fence has been a major contributary factor as the Club is now able to undertake w.
The Old Parkonians Association - EVENTS. Wednesday, 24 October 2007. THIS WILL BE ON SATURDAY 16th. MARCH 2013 4 pm AT OAKFIELD. This co-incides with a Celebration of the joint 60th. we hope to see you all again.
The Old Parkonians Association - RE-UNIONS. Thursday, 11 October 2007. The Lounge can comfortably accommodate 50 people. We are a short walk away from Fairlop Central Line Station so NO need to use the car. Archive Info on The Centenary.
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The Old Parkonians Association - MEMBERSHIP. Wednesday, 24 October 2007. CLICK ON THIS IMAGE TO VIEW A PRINTABLE MEMBERSHIP FORM. Who can join and how much is it? There are three categories of membership. Which is open to former pupils, present or past members of staff of the School for an annual subscription of 25, or choose to become a Life Member for 250. Where does the money go? What direct benefits do I get as a member? Apart from the obvious benefits of being able to enjoy the excellent sports a.CONTENT
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The Old Parkonians Association - NEWS. Wednesday, 24 October 2007. Many of you will already be aware of the threat of eventual development of the Oakfield site for housing development. Our very own Mark Boundy. The new fence has been a major contributary factor as the Club is now able to undertake w.
Threat or opportunity to local beauty spot and amenity? Clegg and Co confirm the sale signs have been removed, pending discussions with a bidder. We do not know who this may be currently and remain interested to make a bid on our own or with partners. If you are interested do please tell us via the pledge site. Its not a donation, just to register that you would be prepared to help with funding, should the opportunity remain a possibility.
Old Park Wood Holiday Park in the Lake District, Cumbria. Old Park Wood is a luxury, private holiday park set within Holker Estate, home of the Cavendish family. Located between the expanses of Morecambe Bay and the Lakeland hills, these exceptional surroundings form the perfect base to discover the Lake District. With a relaxed and friendly feel, and so many things to do and see on your doorstep, why wait? Holiday Home of the Week.
The 4th team after a pretty poor season managed to salvage something in the end. For those who enter these are the lucky winners View full article. A team managed by Colin Staines played the School 1st team to open the new 3G View full article.
The collected wine-tastings and wine-ramblings of one who prefers to describe wines with metaphors, not percentages. Ah, that smells good! It reminds me of Putney. What the hell went wrong, I ask myself, since Putney? .