Facts and Figures

This page contains information and links to related websites giving details of various facts and figures, including newsletters, playing rules, promotional material, photos, directions to venues, etc. More info (newsletters, match reports, etc.) will be added as the club develops... 

Directions to venues

Most training sessions are held in the main sports hall at South Cheshire College, but other venues are occasionally used as well. Use the following links for directions to:

South Cheshire College (map with directions).

The Oakley Leisure Centre at the Victoria Community Centre in Crewe

Kidsgrove Leisure Centre (map) -  from the Crewe & Nantwich area, follow the signs for the A500 D-road towards Stoke. Take the A34 'Talke/Congleton/Macclesfield/Manchester' exit off the A500 dual carriageway. Follow the A34 into the village of  Talke - as you hit the 30mph limit sign, SLOW RIGHT DOWN – there’s a speed camera there that really means business. At the next cross roads with traffic lights, turn right, following signs for the A34 to Macclesfield and Manchester. Go down the hill about 200 metres into the village of Butt Lane and turn right at the traffic lights onto Cedar Avenue (B5371). Keep going along this road for about half a mile; it becomes First Avenue. You will pass Second Avenue on your left, then (in a strange insight into the alternative numeracy of town planners) Fifth Avenue. The next left, in continued defiance of normal counting, is Fourth Avenue. Turn left here for Kidsgrove Sports Centre (there's a little white info sign attached to a lamp post on the corner).

Posters, leaflets & newsletters

Print off a promotional poster (PDF)    Print off A5 flyers (PDF)    Print off A6 flyers (PDF)

     View our beginner's guide and welcome leaflet (PDF)      

View CaNKorf's newsletter #1 (doc)

Match Reports / Photos

View the photos from our first ever game (using the Picassa website)

Playing Rules

  View the official IKF playing rules (PDF)

Acknowledgements

Crewe & Nantwich Korfball Club is grateful to the Sports Development Team at Crewe & Nantwich Borough Council, to all of the staff at the Victoria Community Centre in Crewe, to Peter Morse at the C&N Chronicle and to the English Korfball Association for support during out initial development.

  This page last updated: April 02, 2008