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Further news has emerged in the Times about whether Mr Wu is a fit custodian for Udney Park.
Thamesians RFC ladies team are a locally based club who play and train at St Mary’s University.
Last August the ladies’ team were due to play in an international sevens tournament in Zambia.
This was to provide a rare opportunity for their Zambian hosts to play against a team from beyond sub-Saharan Africa, and at the same time the Thamesians players were scheduled to undertake outreach in local hospitals and schools.
Covid19 intervened and the tournament was postponed. 2021 will come too early but the target now is for the tournament to take place in 2022.
The original tour sponsors have left their funds in place and I am sure the tournament will be even greater value after all the world has been through.
In the meantime, Thamesians Ladies are now proud to be twinned with the ladies’ team of Mufulira Rugby Club (The Leopardesses).
Alongside training the Leopardesses have been making face masks and supplying these to the local community and to other African rugby clubs.
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It’s not too late to get training and seek selection for the tour to Zambia!
Further news has emerged in the Times about whether Mr Wu is a fit custodian for Udney Park.
Local MP, Munira Wilson, gave an impassioned speech emphasising the importance of retaining playing fields for community use rather than allowing them to be land banked by developers.
I thought that I ought to update everyone as the latest moratorium period under the ACV is about to expire. At this point Mr Wu can market the site again to commercial bidders. Before the moratorium period he attempted to sell the site over a twelve-month period and attracted an offer from a single developer called Mr Williams. This bid later evaporated. No doubt Mr Wu hopes for more meaningful interest the next time around.