Discover Auracast at charity fun day this Sunday in West Sussex, England

Cricket and Football club unite for fundraising event

Phil Creighton28 August 20261 Mins read10

Red cricket ball resting in long green grass

Goring Cricket and Football Club is hosting a charity fun day in West Sussex, giving visitors the chance to experience Auracast technology in action alongside family activities and sports. Picture: Uday Kumar from Pixabay

Visitors to a charity fun day taking place in West Sussex this bank holiday weekend will have an opportunity to test Auracast for themselves – and meet Aurahear.com’s Phil Creighton.

Goring Cricket & Football Club is hosting the event, which runs from 10.30am on Sunday, 30 August.

Like all good fun days, there will be a range of activities to enjoy, including face painting, a bouncy castle, and beer and prosecco tents, plus a barbecue.

Other activities include a charity rounders tournament (for US-based readers, this is an English game similar to baseball but more informal) and live music in the evening.

Visitors can also buy tickets for a big raffle with prizes.

The event is an opportunity for people to get up close and personal with Auracast.

A special stall is being set up to show the technology in action, with gadgets to try, and people on hand to explain how it can make a difference in venues and in the home.

The team on hand have knowledge – Auracast has already been installed in the clubhouse, and Aurahear.com’s Phil Creighton will be able to share some of his experiences/.

The Goring Cricket & Football Club Fun Day is being run in aid of three charities: St Barnabas Hospice, Chestnut Tree House, and the Worthing Soup Kitchen.

The event takes place at Goring Recreation Ground in Furnhurst Drive, Goring by Sea BN12 5AJ.

For more on the event, see https://www.facebook.com/groups/1714451555512259/posts/4232771263680263/

For more, log on to: https://www.goringcricketclub.co.uk/

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Phil Creighton

Phil Creighton is a journalist with 30 years’ experience in the industry. He has edited newspapers, made regular appearances on radio, created magazines, written for computer magazines, interviewed several Doctor Whos, and written some comic strips. In December 2025, he was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Reading for his services to journalism in the greater Reading area. He studied Typography and Graphic Communication between 1996-2000, also at the University. And he is also severely deaf, thanks to a hereditary condition which cuts out high and low frequencies.