THE COVENTRY Observer is inviting everyone supporting our ‘Save Our Bees’ campaign to join us outside Coventry Stadium next Friday for a special photo call.
Since launching our campaign on Monday, we have received tremendous support – and we now want to make it publicly clear what this club means to the people of Coventry.
On Friday, March 10, at 4pm – outside Coventry Stadium – we will be hosting a photo-call and we want fans of all generations to turn out and show their support for the world-famous club.
There will be opportunities to tell us what the Coventry Bees speedway team means to you and add what you think can be done from here to help save your club.
We are asking fans to aim to get to the stadium for 3.30pm with a group photo taking place between 4pm and 4.15pm – giving fans time to make their way to the stadium following the school-run.
There will also be the opportunity to have your own individual picture taken to support our campaign.
We will be meeting outside the main entrance to the stadium.
Campaign leader Shaun Reynolds said: “This club cannot be lost.
“As a keen follower of speedway, I was extremely saddened to hear the news when checking my phone on Sunday morning.
“Last year we ran a series of features with riders, MPs and campaigners about concern surrounding the future of the Bees.
“We received tremendous support, and we hope our campaign can help bring the Bees back to life in time for 2018 season.
“The Bees has a tremendous fan-base, it’s a community club – people interact at the track, online and friends are made for life.
“Let’s keep this community spirit going.
“We’re inviting everyone – fans, riders, residents – to turn out and show your support for your club.
“Bring a flag, bring an airhorn, bring a friend and wear your most extravagant Coventry Bees jacket. Let’s show Coventry how much we love this club.”
Visit https://coventryobserver.co.uk/news/campaign-save-our-bees-a-coventry-observer-campaign-to-get-the-bees-back-on-track/ for more information about the ‘Save Our Bees’ campaign.
