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Just read the artical in the echo, well done to all that have made it happen and good luck for the season.
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cheers mate - havent seen the article as yet myself but there has been LOADS of work done down there over the last six months and still plenty to do.
If you like watching local cricket get across and have a pint!!
is there a link
I'm going to try and get along with the bairn to watch a couple of games as CLS CC will be playing elsewhere for the first couple of months.
Coming from CLS I was going to go up past Hetton Lyons CC, up Easington Lane and turn right along Elemore Lane? Is that right?
Never been to Littletown - ever.
I think the quickest way from ours (and the way I've gone in the past) is A1(M) to the A690 (or cut via Lumley & Leamside), up to West Rainton and then across towards High Pittington.
From yours the Lumley & Leamside route would be quicker than than the A1(M).
Turn off the A690 at the Sherburn/Pittington turn off.
Turn left at the Blacksmiths Arms in Low Pittington and follow the road round and up through High Pittington.
Down the dip and up the otherside.
Take the track to the left just before the sign LITTLETOWN and then the ground is behind the converted chapel, which overlooks the village green.
First home game is May 4.
There is a good map on the club website
http://littletowncc.hitscricket.com/location/default.aspx
Ok. Might see you and your lad over there this season.I think the quickest way from ours (and the way I've gone in the past) is A1(M) to the A690 (or cut via Lumley & Leamside), up to West Rainton and then across towards High Pittington.
From yours the Lumley & Leamside route would be quicker than than the A1(M).
Im looking forward to this. Im less than 200 metres away from the pavillion
Just writing to say best of luck to all the Lads at Littletown.
As someone who played over 400 games for Littletown from 1985 to 2005 its great to see the old ground back to its former glory.
The late Ian Reynolds got the team into NEDL Div 3 in 1985 and like todays team we travelled from far across the Region to play. 3 of us travelled from Sunderland. Almost twenty lads in their late teens and early twenties joined within 2 years and most stayed for around 15-20 years. The team changed very little and we kept all our records on a website set up by our fast bowler Chris Bede with both seasonal and career records kept up to date.
Unfortunately we all got old together and with no youth team it became more difficult as players finally called it a day around 2006. Chris Davis who played over 350 games kept it going with Paul Chappelow and a few others but sadly it was an expensive cost to keep the ground going and the Club folded.
Chris still goes to the Sunderland matches with me and I see Steve vallance at Durham games. Steve played over 300 games as did his brother Chris who hit 182no at Monkseaton and still plays at East Rainton. Im still playing at Washington although just playing midweek games now.
We had 20 great years there and although we could never topple the mighty East Rainton who dominated during this period we made many friendships in the NEDL.
Good luck to Gregg ( I think we met at the Bolton away game ) and all at Littletown............. Mark Nelson
Have you been down and had a look. It looks very different to how it looked six months ago. Loads of work been going on.
Oh and thanks for the piece there wearsider - i've got a copy of the old website which i'm hoping to do a history piece on our new website to link the old to the new.
Best of luck to all at Littletown. My club, North Bitchburn folded last year and was a crying shame. A club with a long history and a successful history. Let's hope can also revive ourselves in the not too distant future.
Always enjoyed our games at Littletown