The Croquet Association (CA) is the national governing body for the sport of Croquet in England, Wales, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man.
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More than 1,000 players responded to the CA's Survey last year and about half gave us their comments on a variety of croquet topics. Often respondents were passionate as well as articulate in expressing their views; a common theme was that players were ignorant about what the Croquet Association does.
So, the CA's Marketing Committee has taken the initiative to produce a poster that includes some facts that may come as a surprise to many.
Club Secretaries have been asked to display the laminated copies of the poster we sent to them. If you don't see the poster at your club please tell Liz Larsson and we will send you one. It's now up to everyone - CA committee members, Federation and Club officials, and you - to spread the word about your Association. If your croquet friends say to you "I've no idea what the CA does for me and my club" just ask them to read the poster, and then suggest their friends do the same. Thank you very much.
Quiller Barrett, CA President
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28th Apr: Reg Bamford won the WCF GC Championship to become the first AC & GC World Champion
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