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Proud Jane passes the baton at Woking

Jane Booth believes the key to community involvement is working together as she retires from her role at Woking after 17 successful years.
Proud Jane

By David Richardson

TRAILBLAZER Jane Booth believes the key to community involvement is working together as she retires from her role at Woking after 17 successful years.

Booth was instrumental in setting up and running the Cards’ award-winning community department while also providing advice to other Non-League clubs.
Woking held a special lunch for Booth this week attended by her friends and former colleagues, Mayor Liam Lyons, representatives from the Isthmian and Suburban Leagues as well as National League Trust chairman Brian Lee and the organisation’s project manager Susan O’Brien.
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