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BACK IN THE SADDLE: Banbury United are looking for replacement seats

THERE must be many clubs currently looking to replace and refurbish facilities in their stadium but, under the present restrictive times, are finding it hard to do so.
As a volunteer with Banbury United’s grounds team looking after the pitch and the stadium, I look forward to when we can welcome supporters back and put “bums on seats” in our main stand. Unfortunately, much of the seating is past its best. In fact, a number of seats are broken, cracked and need replacing urgently.
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