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CLUB DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITIES John Pownall Ian Thirlwall CB Volunteer Club Development Chairman Coordinator Matt Kemp Adam Cottingham RDO Surrey Rural RDO Surrey Met John Pownall TBC John Sillwood Les Todd Wey Thames Mole Wandle Chipstead RFC Camberley RFC Arioch Crusaders RFC British Police RFC Croydon RFC Chobham RFC Barbarian RF Cobham RFC Deliotte RFC College of Law (Guildford) RFC Barnes RFC Dorking RFC Merton RFC Cranleigh RFC Battersea Ironsides RFC Effingham & Leatherhead RFC Mitcham RFC Egham Hollowegians RFC Bec Old Boys RFC Esher RFC Farnham RUFC Entertainers RFC Insurance Offices RFC Old Alleynians RFC Guildford RFC Economicals RFC Kingston RFC Old Caterhamians RFC Guildfordians RFC Harrodians RFC London Irish Amateur RFC Old Leysian RFC Haslemere RFC KCS Old Boys RFC London Irish Holdings RFC Old Mid-Whitgiftians RFC KPMG RFC Kew Occasionals RFC Marneys Cricketers RFC Old Rutlishians RFC Lightwater RFC Law Society RFC Metropolitan Police RFC Old Walcountians RFC Old Georgians RFC London Media RFC Old Cliftonians RFC Old Whitgiftians RFC Pelhamians RFC Price Waterhouse Coopers RFC London RFU Old Cranleighans RFC Purley John Fisher RFC University of Surrey Mayfair Occasionals RFC Old Freemen's RFC South Bank University RFC Woking RFC Old Blues RFC Old Reigatian RFC Streatham-Croydon RFC Old Emanuel RFC Old Suttonians RFC Temple Bar RFC Old Haileyburians RFC Old Tiffinians RFC Trailfinders RFC Old Radelians RFC Reeds Weybridge RFC Warlingham RFC Old Wimbledonians RFC Reigate RFC Park Tavern RFC Standard Chartered Bank RFC Racal Decca RFC Sutton & Epsom RFC Raynes Park RFC Weybridge Vandals RFC Richmond FC Worth Old Boys RFC Roehampton University RFC Rosslyn Park RFC Wandsworthians RFC Wimbledon RFC .

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