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3G PLAN EXCITES SAINTS

AMBITIOUS St Ives Town have unveiled plans for a 3G pitch to help them become a community hub.
The Southern League Premier Central side have decided that upgrading their Westwood Road home is their best option. As well as the pitch switch, they are planning a major revamp of their clubhouse, in a project expected to cost more than half-a-million pounds.
They hope to have the new pitch ready for the 2021-22 season.
Chairman Gary Clarke told the Hunts Post: “We want St Ives Town to be able to cater for everyone from toddlers to pensioners through a wide range of activities running throu...

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