AWAY COACHES/AWAY MINIBUS TRAVEL

By John Blair30/8/2015 19:52Sun Aug 30 19:52:32 2015

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COACHES

I have been informed that the club will be running team coaches (with 15 seats available to supporters) to the following away games this season:-

Tues 27th October to Bognor Regis
Sat 21st November to Leiston
Sat 30th January to Needham Market
Sat 9th April to Lewes

As per last season , i will be taking bookings for the available supporters seats (priced at £10 - 12) nearer to the respective games.

MINIBUS TRAVEL

It is my intention to run 15 seater minibus transport to the following away games ( priced at £12 per seat ) :-

Sat 5th September to Brentwood.
Wed 23rd September to Grays Athletic
Sat 3rd October to Billericay
Wed 14th October to Burgess Hill Town
Sat 31st October to VCD Athletic
Sat 5th December to Canvey Island
Sat 13th February to Tonbridge Angels
Sat 19th March to East Thurrock United
Mon 28th March(Easter Monday) to VCD Athletic

Should you be interested in travelling to the above away games by minibus , i will be taking bookings nearer to the respective games.
In the case of next Saturdays trip to Brentwood , come and see me at tomorrows home game to book your seat.

Support the Swans on their travels as they strive to bounce back from last seasons relegation!!!

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Re: AWAY COACHES/AWAY MINIBUS TRAVEL

By Benfleetsocial4/9/2015 11:00Fri Sep 4 11:00:20 2015In response to AWAY COACHES/AWAY MINIBUS TRAVELTop of thread

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John,
We are a social club based just outside Canvey Island in Benfleet you can find us in Camra's good beer guide.I noticed you are planning a minibus to your game at Canvey on 5th December.....we are holding a beer & cider festival that weekend that your supporters are welcome to come in and enjoy a pint and snack at club prices(normal bar is open as well) children also welcome.
If this is something you may be interested in please contact me at [email protected] to arrange parking and any questions you may have.

Terry Hamlyn.

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