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Beaconsfield Town are ready for take-off

Work is set to begin in just over a week’s time at Holloways Park and the astroturf should be in place for mid-August, ready for the new Southern Premier South campaign.
Beaconsfield Town

By John Lyons

EXCITED manager Gary Meakin believes Beaconsfield Town’s new 3G pitch could be the springboard to life the club to new heights.

Work is set to begin in just over a week’s time at Holloways Park and the astroturf should be in place for mid-August, ready for the new Southern Premier South campaign.
It’s created a buzz around the Bucks club and boss Meakin believes it has the potential to be a game-changer.
“It’s huge,” he told The NLP. “You’ve only got to look at Sutton United to see what it can do. I remember playing them in the Ryman Premier and I know it’s not the only reaso...

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