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By Press Release in General Sports on 12th Aug 2009 10:00
Two major sports pitches in Lochaber could get a new lease of life if a bid to a national sports body for funding is successful.
Applications have been made to SportScotland for matched funding to enable improved drainage to be provided at both An Aird at Fort William and at Jubilee Park, Ballachulish, where conditions have been frequently come under fire.
If approved, an injection of around £120,000 would be made for improved drainage to the pitch and stand upgrading at An Aird and around £60,000 for drainage works at Jubilee Park.
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