Kenilworth croquet players take to the lawns once again as lockdown measures ease

By James Smith

30th Mar 2021 | Croquet


The croquet lawns of Kenilworth have once again greeted players following the update in social restrictions.

As of yesterday (March 29) outdoor sporting activities are once again permitting, allowing Kenilworth Croquet Club to use the Crackley Lane lawns for the first time in 2021.

There are some obvious restrictions still in place in terms of sanitisation of equipment and limited numbers on the lawn, but all members agreed it was great to be back.

Currently there is one lawn operational, but both lawns will be available by the full season opening in mid April.

Anyone wishing to find out more or to give croquet a go, see the website for more details.

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