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TANKERTON FC

Annual Report
2017/18

INTRODUCTION

Hello and welcome to our Annual Report for 2017/2018.

Our Reporting year runs from 1st August each year to the end of July.

Over the course of the last 12 months the club has once again had a
strong year with 300+ children and young people at the club and it’s
great to see a healthy number of reception, year one and year two
children swelling our ranks in the younger age groups.

The growth in the number of girls at the club, and the addition of a
women’s team and a deaf children’s team is very positive.

Also, from a personal perspective having been at the club for over 13
years it is so satisfying in seeing some of the junior players I know and
had the pleasure of coaching over the years including one who started
off with me at under 7 now playing for one of the men’s teams.

It is always a pleasure to see so many children playing football and
especially at our presentation fun day when the field is full of teams
and happy children. I thought this year was particularly successful and
a tribute to all those involved in organising it.

Likewise, the Golf Day and Quiz Nights – tremendous events which
saw many people coming along to support the club and help raise
much needed funds.

One feature of the club that always makes me proud is the ethos and
spirit with which we play and to win the fair play award in the leagues
that give that trophy is special.

The year has seen many things achieved at the club with improved
facilities and storage, a new first aid room and defibrillator, and an
ever-growing list of sponsors to whom we are very grateful.

Once again, I must pay tribute and express my own personal gratitude to the
willing volunteers who help make this club thrive, especially those on the
Executive Committee led by our Club Chairman Andy Davidson, who all give up an
inordinate amount of their spare time for the club.

Volunteering whether it be helping put goals away after a match, running the line,
becoming a first aider for the team, or helping at one of our events such as car
parking, or just being an advocate of the club promoting the good work it does
locally really does make a difference. It helps the coaches and managers, the club
generally, and ultimately it keeps our costs down, so helps you and the children
get the best quality time and resources the trained coaches can provide.

So thank you to everyone who has helped at the club in the
past year. To all those that wonder if they might be able to
help or are afraid of stepping forward because they don’t
know the rules of football it doesn’t matter, it’s not just about
football, our club is a family and all help is welcomed so
please do come forward. Tankerton FC is more than just a
football club.

Tim Elgar
Chair of Trustees

Club Chairman’s Report

Firstly, may I say what a great experience it has been working with the clubs Executive
Committee over the past year, I remain in total admiration of the work, time and effort they all
put in to make Tankerton FC the club that it is.
As an Executive we have structured ourselves into 6 key areas that we report on monthly.

1. The Youth Council
The Council has been successfully led by Toby Elgar in the past few years and has now
been passed to the equally capable hands of Harry Elgar who has put forward to the
Executive his plans for the new season.

2. Safeguarding
Our Safeguarding officer Phil Barton supported by Dean Gonsalves, have ensured that
everyone in a position of authority in the club is properly vetted as a suitable person to
be responsible for our players. They also act as key contacts in the club for any
concerns about the treatment of players whilst under the care of TFC.

3. Media Marketing & Fundraising
Ja Tongue, I am very pleased to say, agreed to re-join the Executive and take the lead on
this important work raising funds and managing our media presence.

4. Treasurer
Dave McGovarin has been our Club Treasurer and Joint Secretary for a number of
years and his scrupulous accounting ensures that the club remains in a healthy financial
position.

5. Secretary
Terry Whyte is the Club Secretary, amongst his many tasks he oversees player league
registration, Seaview facilities management and the new ground development.

6. Coaching
The coaches’ team has been led by Tim Sells this season during which he has introduced
several new and worthwhile initiatives which have helped to improve both our players
and coaches. Due to work and family commitments he has stood down for the new
season and we will be appointing a new Head Coach shortly.

Additionally, our Fixtures Secretary is Mike Welch who sits in the background
dealing with all our league fixtures, pitch bookings with Serco and numerous
queries from all of us.

The Executive is also supported with the two newly joining parent members Simon
Hodges & Tracy Parsons.

It is the intention this year to divide up the Secretaries’ role into two positions as the workload
involved is excessive for just one person to manage and also the Treasurers role needs an
assistant to manage the ever-growing number of tasks associated not just with the running of
the club but with the development of the new ground. The Club is hopeful that further
volunteers will come forward to work with the Executive over the coming year.

Youth Council
The Council has met regularly each month which has involved a range of football related
activities; they have also invited members of the Executive to their meetings to take us to task
on the running of the club, something I can testify to!
They designed and produced a pop-up banner which has been used for several initiatives
including recruitment stands run by the club and they are currently working on designing a year
book of the clubs’ activities.
Our new Youth Council leader will be working closely with other members of the Executive to
promote the benefits of the Council and recruit further members.

Safeguarding

Every playing and coaching member of the club is registered via the FAs Whole Game System;
this information is used to monitor that all relevant qualifications and training courses, such as
first aid, are up to date.

Clearly a lot of the work that our safeguarding officers undertake is confidential, but I would
like to compliment them both on the support they have offered to players, parents and coaches
throughout the year.

Media Marketing & Fund Raising

This has been another phenomenal year of effort by everyone involved and a lot of the activities
are covered in other parts of this report, but I must highlight Ja Tongue, Dave McGovarin, Liz
Flaxman & Donna McGovarin who not only plan and organise the key fund-raising events but
are there throughout the day in various roles of comperes, auctioneers, stall holders and acting
quiz masters.

Along with the high-profile events, but behind the scenes, is the work on our website, which is
constantly updated, the task of creating TFC e mail addresses and taking control of TFCs social
media presence on Facebook and Twitter which is nearly complete.

Treasurer

Every month the Executive is provided with a detailed position on club funds verses budget.
This allows the Executive to make key decisions regarding purchasing and highlights areas
where we need to make cost savings. As you will see in the Treasurers report once again the
club has been managed to budget and has healthy reserves.

Along with the financial reporting the key purchases are also controlled by the Treasurer
including kit purchases, playing equipment purchases and ground equipment purchases.

This is only a brief summary of the work undertaken by Dave McGovarin as our Treasurer, but
I am personally continually surprised by the number of new jobs he is undertaking on behalf of
the club.

Secretary

To list everything that has become the Club Secretary’s role would be a full report in its self
but in brief summary: team enrolment in the various leagues, player registrations, acquisition
and the fitting out of Porta Cabins, grass cutting, lining and general pitch maintenance,
acquisition of mowers and tractors (assisted in no small part by Phil Barton) and generally
managing a team of volunteers including Ade Olsen and Paul Kingston who help keep Seaview
fit for purpose ready to be enjoyed by all our players.

As stated earlier this role has become too big even for Terry Whyte and his almost
unbreakable patience and energy. As a club we need people to come forward and assist with
this role, so we can continue to provide the best possible support and facilities for our players.

Coaching
The club has settled on a statement to underpin our values as a club:

‘To play football in a way that is fun and inclusive for all participants and allows each individual
player to develop and progress to their own maximum potential.’

The Head Coach and the whole coaching team we would like to align around this vision for the
future of our players both as footballers and as people.

The new Head Coach will be holding regular meetings with the coaching team to collate
feedback and build a training and playing strategy for the club.
The coaching side of club has progressed with numerous coaches completing not just level 1
but also level 2 courses which in turn reflects on the calibre of coaching throughout the club.
We have welcomed the Deaf Team to the club and again have put several coaches through
speciality training to facilitate this and look forward to seeing this grow in the coming years. Liz
Flaxman has been a powerhouse in driving this forward.
To complement our Men’s Seniors and Vets teams we have now added a Ladies team which we
hope will provide a point of progression for the ever-growing number of girls playing for us.
Dean Gonsalves as head coach of the Girls football teams has done an immense job of
attracting new players and developing our existing players.
I would again like to thank Tim Sells for his work over the last season and am very pleased he
will be continuing in his role as a coach with TFC this year. His valuable coaching skills are still
available to anyone who would like his assistance.

It would be remiss of me not to take this opportunity to thank the coaches and assistants who
give up their time willing every week to take training and games and without them we would
not have a football club. When you see them cold and wet on the sidelines remember they are
enjoying themselves!

Finally, the parents, guardians and general supporters of the club are greatly appreciated, and
we hope to reply on your continued support and largess at fund raising events through the
coming season. Quiz night is on the horizon and we would like to see as many of you as
possible.

I am personally looking forward to another great year with Tankerton FC and hope you all have
a fun and successful 2018/19 season

Andy Davidson
Chairman

Our Footballing Philosophy & Vision

Is to play football in a way that is fun and inclusive for all participants and allows
each individual player to develop and progress to their own maximum potential.

Our Club Vision

Tankerton FC has a vision of creating a tremendous community
club active in the heart of the Whitstable area, working with
Schools, Colleges and Universities to provide the youngsters of the
area with a real sense of identity and a club to be proud of in a safe
and positive environment. Where they can aspire to play in one of
the adult sides the club will have, and even play in the FA Cup in
future years.
To establish Tankerton FC as the best and most respected
grassroots football club within East Kent.

To help all players and volunteers within Tankerton Football Club
whatever their age, gender, race, religion, ethnicity, ability or
disability to maximise opportunities and open doors in life whether
that be on the sporting field, in school, college or university or even
in the work place, using the power of sport to challenge adversity,
to offer opportunity and to give everyone a chance to develop whilst
ensuring people’s welfare and enjoyment remains a priority in all
that we do.

A vision that also sees us with a ground of our own and working
with and supported by local business.
A club that people want to play for, associate with, and be proud to
belong to.

Structure, Governance and Management

Tankerton FC is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation with Tankerton Football
Club as an associated Charity.

Tankerton Football Club became a Charity in November 2010 and moved to
become registered as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation under Tankerton FC
in May 2013 so as to allow the club to hold assets in its own name and to allow
eligible youth players to be elected Trustees and contribute to the running of
their club.

The two charitable entities work as one with the same set of Trustees.

The latest constitution was issued on 28 May 2013.

The club is run on an unpaid voluntary basis. Day to day matters are dealt with by
an Executive Committee who report on a quarterly basis into the Board of
Trustees. The Trustees have the ultimate authority at the club.

Reporting into the Executive Committee and running their own teams according
to club rules are Team Managers.

Players, parents, grandparents and guardians etc. then make up the bulk of the
associate membership of the club. Anyone can become an associate member.

Membership works on a subscription or donation basis.

Public Benefit statement:
In planning our activities over the year we kept in mind the Charity Commissions
guidance on public benefit and looked to align these activities against our
objectives regularly at our quarterly trustee meetings, our clubs monthly
executive meetings and throughout the season.

The Charity's objects (the Objects) are:
(1) The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular
by the provision of facilities for the playing of Association Football for all age
groups and with a particular focus on young people
(2) To advance in life and help and educate young people up to the age of 18
living in the Tankerton and surrounding Whitstable area through:
(a) the provision of recreational and leisure time activities focused on
Association Football which develop their skills, capacities and
capabilities, helping them mature and interact with adults, their peer
group, and wider community.
(b) promoting their health and wellbeing, through participation in
managed and structured physical activity including but not exclusively
football training and involvement in football matches.
(3) To further such other charitable purpose as the CIO may decide from time to
time.

This Annual Report outlines the activities and events the charity has undertaken
throughout the year to deliver those objectives.

Charitable work – raising funds for: –
.

Children in Need Whitstable Junior A local
School (via carparking) youngster with a
life-threatening

illness

Involved with the Community:

Canterbury City Councils Tankerton Traders
Family Play Day Day

Attending Local Area Panel Open invitations to
Meetings in Whitstable events – Golf days ,
and Herne Bay
Quiz nights etc
Engaged with local
schools about the club

And on the footballing front:

Teams Cup Boys, girls,
from age 5 Matches mixed, men,

to 55 women’s,
veterans,
Training – Pre-season End of Friendlies disability,
virtually non season
stop all year Tournaments 5 a side, 7 a
Tournaments side,9 a

Leagues side and 11
across Kent a side

Events

TFC Golf Day, Dinner &
Fundraising Auction

Tankerton FC really are ‘More than a Football
Club’, working in the community and bringing
people together to secure generations of young
people becoming active in sport.

Tankerton FC raised the fundraising bar again as we held a
spectacular event on Friday 8th June. The event started
with teams of golfers enjoying a superb round of golf in
brilliant sunshine and taking part in some really fun
competitions. We were delighted that all golfers proudly got
behind our request to wear ‘A Wacky Hat’ as they teed off
on Hole 1 in honour of one of our former players, Bailey
Yanik, who sadly passed away in 2016.

Local businesses supported us, with main event
sponsorships from Direction Law and Me Now, and
additional, generous sponsors came forward to sponsor all
18 holes.

The day of golf was followed by a fundraising
dinner and auction where yet again the local
community got behind us, donating a
wonderful array of items to auction including
experiences, signed/framed sporting
memorabilia, limited edition prints and much
much more. The evening was so enjoyable
and entertaining, with guests eagerly bidding
to win the amazing items. A staggering
£8,500 was raised from the event which is
just spectacular and will go towards the
development of the new grassroots football
facility the club and charity are committed to
creating in the local community.

Our thanks again go out to the fantastic friends and sponsors of Tankerton FC.

TFC Quiz Night

The quiz evening this season was a huge success.

At our new and bigger venue All Saints church Hall we had 10
tables with 9 of our teams represented and a table filled by
our Clubs Welfare Officer.

The quiz master and Compere Dave McGovarin was in fine
form setting some obscure and challenging questions and testing everyone’s
knowledge.

He was once again supported by members of the fund-raising team including Ja
Tongue, Liz Flaxman and Donna McGovarin who worked tirelessly and made the
night a raucous success.

Alan Traquair’s U11s team won and are looking forward to defending their title
next year

The evening raised £800.00 for the club

London Marathon

One mans dedicated mission to raise the profile of the
club and raise much needed funds:

On April 22nd Dean Gonsalves our Girls and Women’s
Lead Coach lined up in Greenwich Park with
thousands of other runners to run the 2018 London
Marathon.

He didn’t do it in his usual running gear he did it in a
Tankerton FC Kit!

He had trained for months for the race and posted a
good time in very hot conditions.

Not only did Dean raise over £2,000 for the club
unbelievably the following day he was back out
helping coach the girls at a Wildcat session.

Our thanks go out to Dean and to everyone that
supported him and helped him raise considerable
funds for the club.

Presentation Day Fun in the Sun!

The weather was kind to us again this year as the Club came together at
Seaview last Saturday for the annual, end-of-season Fun Day and
presentation of trophies.

Teams played short matches against each other, with the Under 12s boys'
teams competing for the Bailey Yanik memorial trophy. Some teams held
penalty shoot-out competitions before being presented with squad and
individual trophies.

Before presentation of the annual volunteer awards, Chair of Trustees, Tim
Elgar, gave an update on the progress being made with the new ground.
Club chairman, Andy Davidson, then presented the Adam Bowey (volunteer
of the year) shield to Toby Elgar for all of the hard work he has contributed
to the Club as a coach, a trustee, and in his role as leader of the Youth
Council.

The Manager of the Year trophy went to Adrian Olson and his assistant, Paul
Harrison, whose Under 16s Colts team finished top of the EKYL Division 3
after an unbeaten season.

Under 16s coach Jason Tongue received the Chairman's special award in
recognition of the huge amount of work he has put in for the Club in various
roles including head of fundraising and club trustee.

Parent volunteers worked hard
during the day, serving
refreshments (barbecue, drinks
and cake stall). Other
attractions included a bouncy
castle, coconut shy, "barrow of
booze", speed gun challenge
and foot darts. Thanks also
goes to all the TFC coaches and
other volunteers who gave
their time to help setting
everything up for the event
and clearing away at the end of
a memorable day.

All together the day raised
£1,250 towards Club funds.

Some of the teams represented on our presentation fun day

Tankerton's Deaf Team welcomed
three of their sponsors to the Fun Day

Tankerton's Under 12s
teams, following the
annual match for the

Bailey Yanik memorial
trophy

TFC chairman, Andy Davidson, presents
the Adam Bowey Shield for volunteer of
the year to Toby Elgar

The Manager of the
Year trophy went to
Adrian Olson, pictured
here with assistant,
Paul Harrison and

Tankerton Colts Under
16s

Under 16s coach, club trustee and
head of fundraising, Jason Tongue,
receives the Chairman's special
award

Some of the achievements
of teams over the season:

Under 16 Colts EKYL Div 3 winners

Under 10s (Matt/Dave) -playing up a year as U11s and unbeaten apart from cup final all
season and.. 3 tournament wins out of 5
Girls Thanet Colts tournament Winners

TFC Slayer Vets - Thanet Cup and the Westcliff
Trophy winners
TFC Vets – and this needs a little explaining from their manager Danny Rhodes 'Tankerton Veterans
took a season out of veterans football to sample life back in the (open age) Canterbury &
District league. Despite fielding a squad made up almost entirely of players aged 35-50 years of
age, they won Division 2 with a record of 12 wins, 2 draws and just 2 defeats and a goal
difference of +33.
Successful cup runs in the three charity cups saw them reach two finals and one semi-final,
though they were defeated narrowly in both well contested finals.
The side has now returned to veterans’ football in the newly formed Kent County Veterans
League’.

Awards/Progression
The club are again proud to announce a host of new awards and accolades picked up by its managers
and coaches:

Kent FA Volunteer Award – Terry Whyte
Elected Kent FA Youth Council member– Harry Elgar
Tankerton Girls U13 Fair Play winners

YOUTH COUNCIL REPORT

The past year for the Youth Council has been one of trying to
ensure stable numbers and providing the next Chair of the
Youth Council (for the 2018/2019 season) with a platform
that they can work from without having to start from
scratch.

The membership of the Youth Council has consisted of 2 new
U12s, 2 new U14 Girls, 2 U15 Girls and 2 U18s. This was
down on the previous season’s numbers, with a
disappointing lack of Youth Council Ambassadors from the
U13s and U16s.

This year the Youth Council has focused on personal
development rather than projects, developing the
Ambassador’s skill sets which can be used in both football
and the wider world.

Going forward, under the guidance of the new Chair of the
Youth Council, several changes are taking place to freshen up
the Youth Council and plans are in place for numbers to grow
and for the Youth Council to be involved in some club
initiatives and new player led projects, which I am sure you
will hear more about throughout the season and in next
year’s annual report.

Our new ground - progress during the reporting year:

As at the end of July 2018 from a report to the Trustees:
• Lease – still being finalised – overage sign off on usage being the issue as

Football not cited as an activity on original overage documents now adding
and agreeing terminology.
• Leases 1&2 (9 a side pitch and nature reserve) being dealt with in tandem.
• We seem to have reached an agreement with the council regarding access
across the site for works vehicles in developing and establishing the nature
reserve. This will be a temporary trackway. A permanent track will be put
in once we have agreement on phase 3 which covers most of the middle of
the site.
• Funding to date (please note these funds are already being drawn upon and
are depleting):

o £50k Veolia – grant being released after our 3rd party payment of
£5K: £25k now received

o £50k Sport England (now £45k after surveys and design tender doc)
but payments on hold. until lease signed

o £2k from Tesco’s bags of help scheme - received
o £24K 106 money from CCC for 9 a side pitch pledged
o £9k Kent Sport – secure received and monitoring criteria met.
o £500 HWH Wills Charitable Trust – secure received.
o Golf Day money -
• Nature reserve contractors have been informed of winning tender work to
start late summer/Autumn.
• 9 a side pitch is in development. Drainage all in, outlet flow to ditch, soil all
graded and additional clay degrader added.
• Outer edge levelled, and soil being pushed into bank
• Ditch widened and deepened, and spoil added to height of bank
• Reptile fencing served well – could be used again in places
• VAT situation still to be resolved
• Have advised Kent FA of position and asked for help in moving things on
with the council and that we need to start preparing for phase 3
• Meeting with ISG on the table – late summer
• Phase 1 access - paved access from industrial park and the entrance road
way and grasscrete drive and parking now needs to be scheduled in.
• Financial Planning & Budget meeting scheduled for early August.

Work starting on our new ground:

Financial Review

TANKERTON F.C. 2017/18 END OF FINANCIAL YEAR TREASURER’S REPORT
The clubs financial year ended on 31st July 2018. Despite concerns at the beginning of the financial year
overall the club shows an in-year surplus of £11,036.99 which added to the previous year’s balance gives
the club overall assets at the end of the financial year of £42,298.80.

The day to day running of the club shows a small deficit of £94.84 which has been achieved with prudent
management of expenditure against budget and includes a significant investment in warm weather
jackets for our players and further essential investment into the maintenance at the clubs’ home ground
at Seaview.

The in-year surplus has been achieved as a result of other activities over and above the day to day
running of the football club. Significantly this includes nearly 11k of fundraising and funds specifically
received for individual teams or projects (such as Wildcats, our Deaf team and our new Ladies team) as a
result of hard work by individuals within the club in securing sponsorship and grants.

Our Men’s 1st team reported an in-year deficit. This is being closely managed to ensure that this shortfall
is addressed as well as ensuring a similar position is not repeated for the 2018/19 season.

The financial year also saw significant investment into phase 1 of the new ground development with an
overall Gross spend of over £46k. This investment was fully covered by several grants, Gift Aid funds
reclaimed from a previous season and the allocation of a large proportion of the clubs in year
fundraising.

The club has also continued to invest in our facilities at Seaview with a spend of over 6k on grass cutting
equipment, changing facilities and the creation of our own First Aid/Medical room dedicated to the
memory of one of our former players.

D. McGovarin

Dave McGovarin
Tankerton Football Club Treasurer

Financial Accounting 2017/18: INCOME Actual YTD v % Target

Budget RECEIPTS

Day to Day 36,000.00 Subs/Donations 36328.82 100.91%
200.00 Misc 95.18 47.59%
400.00 418.00 104.50%
U6/7 training

£36,600.00 TOTAL £36,842.00 100.66%

Day to Day PAYMENTS

3,100.00 Fees 2852.21 92.01%
3,500.00 Ref fees 3317.50 94.79%
1,100.00 Admin 1682.16 152.92%
300.00 20.00%
2,100.00 Fines 60.00 21.90%
1,740.00 Kit Purchase 459.81 93.57%
400.00 1628.13 24.57%
2,000.00 Website 98.28 112.70%
2,000.00 Youth Council 2254.04 159.23%
4,300.00 3184.60 105.34%
1,500.00 Equipment 4529.43 66.40%
1,200.00 Jackets 995.96 156.94%
250.00 Trophies 1883.33 67.89%
1,500.00 Courses 169.72 64.96%
17,394.00 974.42 73.05%
Maintenance 12706.25 235.00%
60.00 Pitch Marking 141.00

42,444.00 Pitch Hire £36,936.84
Training Pitch Hire

Tournaments

TOTAL

Day to Day YTD

Forecast -£94.84
-5,844.00
Other Teams Men’s Team -2366.70
0.00 Deaf team 3504.10
0.00 Wildcats 526.33
0.00 Ladies Team 1052.00
0.00
0.00 Vets 25.00

Other FA Grant 1050.00
Containers/Chang Rooms -3130.48
Grass cutting equipment -3355.01

Overall YTD -2839.60

Fundraising 10961.91

(Allocated to New Ground) 8500.00
(Allocated to Club) 2461.91

£1,607.46 Pots of Money -392.54
£16,599.13 Bailey Yanik 666.43
£2,671.79 New Ground 2671.79
Gift Aid -31.00
-£31.00
Samuel Thorne

Current in Year £11,036.99

BALANCE/RESERVES

Balance 01/08/17 £31,261.81

Current in year £11,036.99

Current Balance £42,298.80

Monetary Assets:

Treasurer Account Balance £2,830.80
BMM Account Balance £38,719.90
Cashbox £1,005.22
Uncleared receipts
Uncleared payments £0.00
£257.12

£42,298.80

Allocated Reserve as at 31/07/2018

Deaf Team 3504.10
Wildcats 526.33
1052.00
Ladies Team 1,607.46
Bailey 16,599.13
£23,289.02
New Ground
TOTAL Reserve

Working Balance carry over £19,009.78

TOTAL £42,298.80

Reserve funds - Again this financial year as well as having a general working capital rolling over, our

main reserve is for the new ground. Along with this our budget setting and regular reporting to
committee, enables us to monitor and manage our accounts accordingly over the course of a financial
year.

THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR SPONSORS

Names of Trustees on date of report and date started if during reporting year or subsequent:

• Tim Elgar
• Terry Whyte
• Dave McGovarin
• Peter Still
• Philip Barton
• David Green
• Toby Elgar
• Adam Whyte
• Jason Tongue
• Chris Wareing (From 10/07/2017)
• Richard Miller (From 30/04/2018)
• Mike Kingston (From 30/04/2018)
• Detlef Hofmann (From 30/04/2018)

Names of Other Trustees who have left during reporting Year

• Ian Hewett
• Iggy Tapsell
• Sharon Newton
• Roger Baker

As adopted for the Charity Commission Trustee Annual Return for the period 1 August 2017 to
31 July 2018

Charity Name: Tankerton Football Club also known as Tankerton FC

Charity Registered Number (s): 1139007 & 1154570

Address:

24 Graystone Road, Tankerton,
Whitstable,
Kent
CT5 2JY



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