Latest 'View from Richmond Park' column from the Journal

The latest 'View from Richmond Park' Carmarthen Town AFC football club column from the Carmarthen Journal -
Supporters of Welsh Premier League side Carmarthen Town AFC are being reminded they can save cash by renewing their season tickets early.
Season Tickets give admission to all home Premier League matches and are priced as follows –
Adult £80 (£70 if received prior to 31/07/11)
Senior Citizen/Student £60 (£50 if received prior to 31/07/11)
Age 12 – 17 £40 (£35 if received prior to 31/07/11)
Age 11 and under £20 (£15 if received prior to 31/07/11)
Family tickets are available. Contact: Clive Thomas 01267 232665.
There are also packages for Vice Presidents and Gold Vice Presidents. Contact Clive on the number above.
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Dates for your diary:
An additional friendly has been organised away to West End on Tuesday, July 26.
Carmarthen Town will then play Caersws away on July 30.
The Old Gold will play Welsh League Champions Bryntirion Athletic on August 6 at Richmond Park.
The new Welsh Premier League season starts on the weekend of August 12.
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Carmarthen Town is now recruiting a new media officer.
The position could be filled by a job-share between a number of interested Carmarthen Town supporters. Anyone who is interested or who needs further information about the post, can ring Robert Lloyd on 07777 683637.
The position may be of interest to students interested in pursuing a career in journalism. They will have the opportunity to learn new skills and the chance to work alongside experienced journalists.
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Tote draw – July 12 draw, winning numbers 06 and 09. The winner of the prize of £200 was Ruth Thomas. The draw for a prize of £200 was being made on Tuesday night.

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