THE HOLE

The new treatment plant is very much work in process.

Unfortunately work has stared one week later than agreed but I am assured that The Club’s treatment plant will be in by Thursday !!!!  The work has not been helped by the weather or the fabulous job the original Cornish builders did on building the tank – strong enough to withstand a Korean Nuclear Attack according a to an online assessment that I have carried out in consultation with Hawaiian authorities.

We apologise for blocking up the car park while this work carries on but it really needed to be done.  Once The Club treatment plant has been finished, a separate treatment plant will be fitted under the terrace of Quay House.

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