 "Bridlington Free Press (Bridlington, England)")
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Badminton invite.
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A local badminton club is holding a ladies' night at Bridlington Sports Centre tonight, where, for free, females can sample the sport with a chance to join the club and play in the new season's league campaign.
Northcliffe Badminton Club are inviting l...
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 "Peterborough Evening Telegraph (Peterborough, England)")
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Badminton club has space on court for new members.
Peterborough Evening Telegraph (Peterborough, England)
; A BADMINTON club formed by new residents in Werrington 25 years ago is celebrating its quarter century with a plea for more members. Ainsdale Badminton Club - named after the home address of two founding members - meets at Werrington Sports and Recreation Centre every Tuesday, from 8pm to 10pm.
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Club appeal tobadminton fans.
Peterborough Evening Telegraph (Peterborough, England)
; A BADMINTON club is appealing for new members. Peterborough City Badminton Club meets at Werrington Sports Centre on Mondays, between 8pm and 10pm. It caters for league badminton players, experienced club players and those who just want a friendly game. There are ladies', men's and mixed teams in
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Badminton club to open in Arcadia
Pasadena Star-News
; -- Photo Gallery: Badminton club ARCADIA - For about $40 a month, enthusiasts will soon be able to smash shuttlecocks and polish their strategies at a new 17-court badminton club in Arcadia that co-owner William Chan boasts will be the largest in North America. For Chan, the sport runs in his
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 "South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)")
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A grant booster.(News)
South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
; A south Wales badminton club has received lottery cash from the Sports Council to provide low-impact sport opportunities for adults in the area. A Community Chest grant of pounds 992 for Nottage Badminton Club, Bridgend, will be used to set up a new badminton club open to all adults. The club aims
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 "Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)")
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BUILDING FOR THE GOLD\Businessman promotes badminton.(BUSINESS)
Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
; Byline: Associated Press When Don Chew moved from Thailand in 1971, he had to leave his boyhood sport behind. Few Americans are serious about badminton, and the newcomer didn't have the connections to get into a local club. That was then. Chew, now a successful businessman at 54, plans to spend $3
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