Roborough Karate Club
Plymouth Karate Club, Roborough
Welcome to the Roborough Karate Club.
Venue: Roborough Recreation Hall, New Road, Roborough, Plymouth, Devon PL6 7AG.
Training nights: Friday (open during school term-time only). See Term Dates below for details of closures.
Time: 7.30-8.30pm.
Ages: Juniors 7 & above.
Price: £5 per session. 2 or more family units £4 per student. Train more than once a week for £3 per extra session/s.
Instructors: Gary Swift 7th Dan, Roger de Fries 4th Dan.
The Plymouth Karate Club, Roborough is open to all levels; beginners, intermediate and advanced.
A local Karate Club serving the communities of Bickliegh, Widewell, Glenholt, Woolwell, Tamerton Foliot and Southway, etc
Venue: Roborough Recreation Hall, New Road, Roborough, Plymouth, Devon PL6 7AG.
Training nights: Friday (open during school term-time only). See Term Dates below for details of closures.
Time: 7.30-8.30pm.
Ages: Juniors 7 & above.
Price: £5 per session. 2 or more family units £4 per student. Train more than once a week for £3 per extra session/s.
Instructors: Gary Swift 7th Dan, Roger de Fries 4th Dan.
The Plymouth Karate Club, Roborough is open to all levels; beginners, intermediate and advanced.
A local Karate Club serving the communities of Bickliegh, Widewell, Glenholt, Woolwell, Tamerton Foliot and Southway, etc
Term Dates
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The History of Roborough
Roborough is a village in the South Hams of Devon. It lies just outside the northern boundary of the city of Plymouth on the main road to Tavistock, and is a popular dormitory village.
In the main street, long since bypassed by a modern dual carriageway, there is a very old pub named after the family surname of the Lopes, Baron Roborough.
As tax has bitten through estate duties since the 1920s so this family have retreated in stages from the grand mansion at Maristow down on the River Tamar to Roborough House just off the Tavistock Road and latterly to Gnaton, a smaller mansion on the coast near Noss Mayo.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roborough
In the main street, long since bypassed by a modern dual carriageway, there is a very old pub named after the family surname of the Lopes, Baron Roborough.
As tax has bitten through estate duties since the 1920s so this family have retreated in stages from the grand mansion at Maristow down on the River Tamar to Roborough House just off the Tavistock Road and latterly to Gnaton, a smaller mansion on the coast near Noss Mayo.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roborough
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