Kew & Ham Sports Association

The Kew and Ham Sports Association administer our clubhouse and grounds in Riverside Drive, Ham.

OFFICIAL OPENING: Kew Association FC’s new clubhouse was officially opened by Kate Hoey MP, the sports advisor to the Mayor of London. 

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Peter Clarke, chairman of the Kew and Ham Sports Association, helps Kate Hoey unveil the plaque marking the opening of our new clubhouse on 27 September, 2009.

Many favourable comments were received from our distinguished visitors to the clubhouse opening:
“I was very impressed and the members of Kew and Ham Sports Association deserve a great deal of credit for the work put in to achieve the result they have,” Kate Hoey, MP
“Congratulations, very well done,” Susan Kramer, MP
“The result is a credit to Kew and Ham and to the Borough and has set a very high standard to other clubs,” Andy Sutch, Chair Sport Richmond
“Thank you for inviting me to your Opening I felt very honoured to join you in your celebrations and the result is a credit to us all,” Melanie, Football Foundation

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KEW CHANGING ROOM COMPLEX
On 11 May 2009 the Football Foundation made the final payment against the agreed offer, following examination by their accountants of all the receipts and information we had supplied.

The Football Foundation offered 73% of the cost and the Board were required to raise the remaining 27% and in the end were successful in raising nearly £150,000, which was more than 18%.

The balance of the funding has been covered by two interest free loans which have to be repaid and will take approximately 8 years to repay, if payments are met regularly and on time.

As a result of this commitment the Board are limited in the finance available to maintain and expand the facilities and still requires that all members to volunteer to meet some of the daily mundane requirements to maintain the building.

If any member has access or knowledge of openings for sponsorship or donations towards the building then they should contact myself.

The Board have now commenced the work of upgrading the standard of the pitches and again this will take considerable funding (£24,700 this summer and probably another £10,000 next summer) and whilst the Board have been very successful in obtaining grants there will be a deficit, so we will be asking all soccer and baseball sections to contribute to fund-raising to cover that deficit

Ken Chivers
Company Secretary
Kew and Ham Sports Association Limited

INCOME & EXPENDITURE RECONCILIATION

Income
Football Foundation Grant
Richmond Parish Lands Charity
Hampton Fuel Allotments Charity
SITA
Awards for All
London Borough of Richmond
Total Grants

Sponsorship (Gram Ltd, Prestige Recruitment Ltd,
Chivers & Co and Messrs Sloggetts)
Kew AFC Fund Raising and Donations
Total Raised

Total Income

Expenditure
Construction
Baker Construction Ltd
Secom plc
Dressing Room benches
Fittings
Signage
Kitchen & Bar
Total Construction costs

Professional fees
Architect
Quantity Surveyor
Surveys
Structural Engineer
Planning Supervisor
Planning fees
Building Services
Total Professional fees

External costs
Fencing and gates
Goals and Net Protection posts
Total External costs

Total Expenditure

Income Deficit

Loans
Greene King plc
Chivers & Co
Total Loans (interest free)

 

£589,194
£6,000
£5,000
£10,000
£10,000
£13,500
£633,694


£62,000
£43,043
£105,043

£738,737

 

£658,685
£5,390
£7,676
£3,624
£961
£14,645
£690,981


£37,605
£19,934
£2,178
£7,000
£1,750
£5,704
£5,981
£79,092


£38,828
£5,828
£44,656

£815,789

£77,052


£6,000
£71,052
£77,052

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Ken Chivers, secretary of the Kew and Ham Sports Association, driving force behind the new clubhouse

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