Clubhouse

Hailsham Football Club has secured planning permission for a new clubhouse. Wealden District Council planning officers also approved proposals for a new entrance and turnstile, the placing of new stands and the repositioning of existing stands at the Beaconsfield Football Ground in Western Road. Officers said the new clubhouse — containing changing, toilet and kitchen facilities — would be similar to a 2022 application previously approved. In a report, a council planning spokesman said: “The 2022 application proposed a new changing room block to attach to an existing canteen building, this was later deemed as unsafe so was demolished and the current application seeks to replace the whole building as one. Wealden District Council“The proposed building is very similar in design to the previously approved one. The internal layout is largely the same and Sport England have not commented on this specifically to say it is not appropriate, therefore it is deemed acceptable.” The spokesman added: “The proposal would appear as a proportionate and reasonable replacement to the previous buildings and being seen in the context of the football grounds,  » Read More

DISNEY SIGNS MUSIC AND DEVELOPMENT DEAL WITH LENNY PEARCE FOR DISNEY+ ALL-NEW ORIGINAL ANIMATED CONTENT IN DEVELOPMENT FOR DISNEY+ NEW ALBUM 'DISNEY JR. MUSIC: LENNY PEARCE TODDLER TECHNO' SET FOR RELEASE FROM DISNEY MUSIC GROUP ON MAY 15 First Remixed Single, 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Theme (Toddler Techno Remix),' Available April 24 PRE-SAVE ALBUM ON APPLE | SPOTIFY | AMAZON (BURBANK, Calif. - April 21, 2026) Disney has announced a new music and content development deal with Lenny Pearce, the global pioneer of Toddler Techno and Family Raves. As part of the deal, Pearce will develop new original animated content inspired by the "Toddler Techno" remix versions of its hit shows for Disney+ which will join Disney+'s leading preschool lineup that includes "Bluey," "Marvel's Spidey and his Amazing Friends," "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse," "SuperKitties" and the upcoming "Sofia the First: Royal Magic." Additionally, Disney Music Group will release Pearce's next album, "Disney Jr. Music: Lenny Pearce Toddler Techno," on May 15, featuring remixed versions of beloved Disney Jr.  » Read More

The first remixed single, “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Theme (Toddler Techno Remix)”, will be available April 24. ... Hol dir die IMDb-App · Melde dich ...  » Read More

Michael Reaves, Getty ImagesDyersville is now home to a brand new, state-of-the-art golf simulator. Fittingly named Dyersville Clubhouse, the new business on 12th Avenue SE serves as another attraction for the bustling community of Dyersville, who continues to see incredible national attention thanks to the popularity of the Field of Dreams. The simulator at the new clubhouse is billed as "highly advanced" in the realm of graphics and tracking technology, and boasts over 1,500 courses players can play. READ MORE:  Local Brewery to Replace Old Chicago Pizza & Taproom in Dubuque Ethan Miller, Getty ImagesEthan Miller, Getty Imagesloading...About Dyersville Clubhouse in Dyersville:The new location is the product of Andy Deutmeyer, who spoke to the Dyersville Commercial about its grand opening on April 1st. In addition to golf, the simulators available offer other games, like baseball, football, hockey, and hunting: I’ve played several systems and this is as good or better than anything I’ve ever seen.  » Read More

Tension, injuries, and tough results — the Royals are dealing with more than just what’s happening on the field. In this episode of the Royals Rundown Podcast, hosts Jacob Milham and Jeremy “Hokius” Greco break down a challenging stretch for the Kansas City Royals, highlighted by clubhouse questions following Salvador Perez’s social media activity and what it may signal about team dynamics. The discussion explores leadership, communication, and how off-field narratives can impact performance during a difficult start to the season. Advertisement On the field, the hosts analyze the Royals’ 7–14 start, digging into roster changes, injury setbacks to key contributors like James McArthur and Bailey Falter, and the continued search for consistency. Despite the struggles, there are bright spots, including encouraging offensive progress from rookies Carter Jensen and Jack Caglianone, along with deeper dives into player metrics like exit velocity and overall development trends. Looking ahead, Jacob and Jeremy evaluate the team’s season outlook, potential trade scenarios, and what a path forward could realistically look like for Kansas City.  » Read More

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On Saturday, manager Matt Quatraro gave Salvador Perez a day off for the first time since August of last year, when the team captain missed two games due to illness. Other than that, his most recent day off without an injury or illness concern was June 21, 2025. Perez has struggled to start the year, hitting just .160/.210/.307 in 20 games. Quatraro said the day off was to give him a “little mental breather.” Salvy is famous not just in Kansas City, but around the league as a guy who doesn’t want to sit. Up until now, everyone has taken it in stride as a fun thing to make jokes about. Advertisement That perhaps is in a new context now. Salvy contradicted Quatraro, posting on social media, “I don’t need a mental breather.” He even went posted on Instagram, calling the idea he needed a break as “FAKE.”Sal DOES need time offMost of the Royals’ blogosphere spent the entire offseason pontificating that the team needed to play him less or at least shift him from behind the plate into a designated hitter role more often.  » Read More

Reminiscent of the Creed phenomenon in the Rangers clubhouse, Stars plane rides have been bumping music from rising country star Ella Langley. DALLAS — Country star Ella Langley's new song "Choosin' Texas" has been a hit all over social media and on the airwaves. As of this writing, the hit country tune has been No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for six weeks and on top of the country charts for the past 20 weeks. Reminiscent of the Creed phenomenon in the Rangers clubhouse, Stars plane rides have been bumping music from rising country star Ella Langley. In March, the Dallas Stars revealed they, alongside many others on social media, were proud "Ella Fellas."  In our Ella Langley era ⭐️ pic.twitter.com/iRfgDwO6mr — x - Dallas Stars (@DallasStars) March 19, 2026 In an interview with the Dallas Morning News , Stars forward Matt Duchene said he became a fan of hers during her last album,  » Read More

“Yeah, we had windy days,” The Macarthur graduate said in the safe hallways of the hurricane shelter the Rangers called a visiting clubhouse Thursday.  » Read More

Updated on: April 17, 2026 / 10:30 AM PDT / CBS/AP CBS News Los Angeles Garret Anderson, the multitalented outfielder who became the Los Angeles Angels' career hits leader and led the team to its only World Series title, has died. He was 53. The Angels posted about Anderson's death Friday morning on X, without immediately disclosing the cause or location. Anderson reached the majors with the then-California Angels in 1994 and played for the club until 2008, primarily as a left fielder. He was a fixture in the heart of their batting order for his entire tenure, becoming the franchise's career leader in games played (2,013), hits (2,368), RBIs (1,292), total bases (3,743), extra-base hits (796), doubles (489) and grand slams (8). "The Angels organization is mourning the loss of one of our franchise's most beloved icons, Garret Anderson," Angels owner Arte Moreno said in a statement. "Garret was a cornerstone of our organization throughout his 15 seasons, and his stoic presence in the outfield and our clubhouse elevated the Angels into an era of continued success,  » Read More