Lanarkshire rugby club officially opens impressive new clubhouse after water damage closed its doors

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Strathaven Rugby Club officially relaunched their impressive new-look clubhouse at the weekend.Extensive works have transformed the popular facility after water damage caused the clubhouse to close for repairs nearly two years ago.The new upgrading works have included an interior refurbishment to the bar/function suite and changing rooms.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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