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Free tickets for children to watch Cumbria take on Jamaica

by Cumbria Crack
27/09/2022
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Allerdale Borough Council has teamed up with Workington Town to provide free tickets for youngsters to watch Cumbria take on Jamaica next month.

The two sides meet in a warm-up game at Derwent Park for the Rugby League World Cup on October 7. The game starts at 7.45pm.

To provide local children with the opportunity to take part in the event, Allerdale council has given £5,000 to Workington Town Rugby League Club to fund free tickets for kids to the match.

Workington Rugby League players will be visiting community clubs and primary schools over the next few days to distribute up to 1,500 of the free tickets.

Leader of Allerdale council Mike Johnson said: “I’m delighted to see the match between Cumbria Rugby League and the Jamaican Rugby League team taking place at the home of Workington Town. By providing the grant of £5,000, we hope to enable primary school children to take part in this exciting event for free.

“Rugby League is enjoyed by countless people across Allerdale, and this is a fantastic opportunity for people of all ages to enjoy this unique and exciting fixture. We are delighted to play our part in helping to grow interest in the sport as we work with Workington Town and Workington Reds to develop the proposals for the Cumberland Sports Village.”

Director of Workington Town, Graeme Peers, said: “It’s fantastic to see the positive reaction to the game and we’re looking forward to a healthy crowd and one of those special games under the lights of Derwent Park.

“The assistance from Allerdale Borough Council can’t be underestimated and the shared goal of getting as many youngsters watching and then inspired to play by watching high level sport on their doorstep was a key driver for both parties.

There is no doubt that the area is working towards a much better future in relation to facilities and opportunities, and we will be playing our part as our infrastructure grows.”

The Jamaican Rugby League team will be in Workington from Wednesday October 5 and will be taking part in community events in the days leading up to the match.

Early bird tickets for the match are also available and grandstand seated tickets and family tickets are still available.

For further information regarding tickets for the match, visit http://www.townrlfc.com/ 

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