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By Press Release in Rugby on 29th Apr 2009 16:00
THE RFU Head Groundsman Keith Kent is giving playing surfaces throughout the country the Twickenham treatment with a unique series of personal pitch inspections.
This year's programme will see him visit 96 of the RFU's member clubs and meet dozens more at pitch maintenance workshops.
His latest round of visits starts today in Surrey and Sussex before he heads to Hampshire, the East Midlands and the North East in May.
See the rest of the article on the following link:-Stains Guardian.co.uk
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