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Farewell, Goodluck but not Goodbye

A personal message from David Lowes

You may now know that I am leaving Sage after 11 years - and I'm quite literally off to pastures new to start up my own Landscape Gardening Business.

Over the past 11 years I've worked with a lot of people, seen a lot of change and also had some great times. But if I don't do this now I never will.

My last day at Sage is Friday 3rd March - and I would like to invite all of you to join me for a drink at the Three Mile from 5:00.

Hope to see as many of you there as possible. (If your going to the nets - come along after to get some fluids back into you - I know you'll need to after last week!)

regards

David

P.S. If you need any gardening work done you can contact me through http://www.tamingthewild.co.uk or e-mail me at tamingthewild@tiscali.co.uk. I'll also leave some business cards with the skipper.

P.P.S I will still be coaching and playing for the Sage team this year, if selected of course.

Ashes Bid - We need your support!

Durham County Cricket Club need your help!

Log onto http://www.signthebat.com and register your support for Durham's bid to bring an Ashes test match to North East England.

By signing the bat you will be entered into the draw to win a match ball signed by Durham's three Ashes 2005 stars - Stephen Harmison, Paul Collingwood and Super Sub Gary Pratt.

Please get as many of your friends, family and work colleagues to sign the bat as your support is vital to the bid.

Sun, Sand and Surf

Andy McT has finally got round to 'developing' a website full of photos and information (and more photos of the sun, shrimps, bush tucker, sun block, men being men, cork hats, canary yellow, light lager and bbqs), about his Australian Odyssey.

Visit http://www.mackyandness.com.au and stick it in your favourites.

Latest schedule for nets - 12th Feb through to 6th March

To find out which net sessions you are down to attend for the period 12th February through to the 6th March, please open the attached document.

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You couldn't sell all your tickets

England face Sri Lanka in the NatWest Series ODI at the Riverside on Saturday 24 June, and Andy Beer is co-ordinating an SCC trip, to watch what is bound to be a superb lager fuelled day of cricket.

The match takes place on Saturday June 24 and Durham have warned that anybody still wishing to attend this game should act quickly.

Limited tickets are available so please email cricket@sage.com for more details..............NOW

Durham's marketing manager Andrew Jarvis said: "Sales for this match have been phenomenal since we went on sale late last year.

"There is a huge demand for international cricket in the region and people are definitely making an effort to make sure they don't miss out on tickets for what should be a hugely exciting game.

Durham chief executive David Harker added: "The appetite of spectators for international cricket in the region has been fuelled by England's Ashes win and tickets have been selling incredibly well.

"It will be fantastic to see England, once again, playing in front of a packed Riverside Stadium, providing further evidence that Durham can host the biggest matches in world cricket."