A sporting chance

The sports club fayre saw groups from around the district bring canoes, cycling machines and punch bags to Boundstone.

Wickers Gym Club gave a gymnastics display and other highlights included displays from Worthing and Boundstone's female rugby players and a giant rugby ball, which was on loan to Shoreham Rugby Football Club from Twickenham.

Adur's sports development officer, Mark Kentell, said: "The enthusiasm and support that we receive from our local schools and clubs really helps us to promote the benefits of sport and exercise to young people.

"It is clear from today that there is a huge variety of sports on offer to young people in our district and our clubs are extremely keen to recruit new members."

School sports co-ordinator Alison Groves said: "Today's event was a great success and our thanks must go to all of the local sports club volunteers who have given up their free time to be here today."The sports club fayre saw groups from around the district bring canoes, cycling machines and punch bags to Boundstone.

Wickers Gym Club gave a gymnastics display and other highlights included displays from Worthing and Boundstone's female rugby players and a giant rugby ball, which was on loan to Shoreham Rugby Football Club from Twickenham.

Adur's sports development officer, Mark Kentell, said: "The enthusiasm and support that we receive from our local schools and clubs really helps us to promote the benefits of sport and exercise to young people.

"It is clear from today that there is a huge variety of sports on offer to young people in our district and our clubs are extremely keen to recruit new members."

School sports co-ordinator Alison Groves said: "Today's event was a great success and our thanks must go to all of the local sports club volunteers who have given up their free time to be here today."