Daventry Mayor Malcolm Ogle meets representatives and guests at the tree planting and open day.Daventry Mayor Malcolm Ogle meets representatives and guests at the tree planting and open day.
Daventry Mayor Malcolm Ogle meets representatives and guests at the tree planting and open day.

Daventry Mayor plants tree to honour Her Majesty's Platinum Jubilee as part of sports open day

Guests enjoy bowls, archery and squash
Lucie Green
By Lucie Green
Published 27th Jun 2022, 12:17 BST
Updated 27th Jun 2022, 12:29 BST

Daventry Mayor Malcolm Ogle enjoyed a sports open day that included bowls, archery and squash at the weekend.

He visited Daventry Town Bowling Club on Saturday to plant a tree in commemoration of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations for Queen Elizabeth II.

In addition to lawn bowls, guests also learned about rugby, table tennis, bowls and the Reach for Health centre.

Club President, Keith Bishop, and Chairman, Phillip Silk-Neilsen, said the day was a great success.

Players at the open day.

1. Green day

Players at the open day. Photo: DTBC

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Enjoying a game of bowls.

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Enjoying a game of bowls. Photo: DTBC

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The open day took place on Saturday.

3. Sporting friends

The open day took place on Saturday. Photo: DTBC

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Daventry Mayor Malcolm Ogle plants a tree to mark the Queen's Jubilee with representatives of the club.

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Daventry Mayor Malcolm Ogle plants a tree to mark the Queen's Jubilee with representatives of the club. Photo: Gusher

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