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FACILITY GETS A GREENS FOR GO

TORRINGTON are aiming to complete the latest chapter in their 114-year history by providing a £240,000 all-weather multi-purpose training facility.
Not only will the new pitch help the development of the South West Peninsula Premier East club’s youth teams but will also accommodate hockey, netball and tennis.
Once finished, the Super Greens will embark on the redevelopment of their clubhouse while building a new stand behind the goal.
A club statement said: “The club will have onsite training facilities all year, regardless of the weather, which will help aid the ...

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