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West Wratting Youth U10s
Last Updated: 25/07/10 @ 22:15 (News Banner)
 
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Bull Lane
West Wratting
Cambridgeshire
CB21 5NP

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Bull Lane is the B1052 that runs between Balsham and Brinkey.

The Rec Ground is on the Brinkley side of a cross roads in West Wratting. (The two other roads go to Six Mile Bottom and the main part of the village)

The entrance to the Recreation Ground is signed with a black-on-white fingerpost(See the Our Ground section in the Photo Gallery for apicture of the approach)

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We have good club facilites with disabled access, changing rooms and a generous seating area. Hot and cold snacks and drinks are served on match days.

There is a children's play area and outdoor seating by the clubhouse. 		 
   
 
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