posted 7 Dec 2018, 07:29 by Bernard Purdy
Rugby Sport for the Disabled Association (RSDA) will be operating as normal on Saturdays throughout the Christmas and New Year period. We will only have 4 courts of the sports hall rather than the usual 6, for some of the time on Saturday 22nd December, but we will still be offering the usual range of activities. Archery and Crossbow will not take place on 27th December or 3rd January because the hall will be used for a play scheme during the holiday period. Christmas CardsMembers may bring Christmas cards in to exchange with other members, up to December 15th, if they wish but, if they are not received by the addressee any cards brought in after Saturday 15th December will not be forwarded. They will be thrown away. Please make sure that the intended recipient is a member before leaving any cards as we can only forward the cards if we have their addresses. |
posted 1 Dec 2018, 08:17 by Bernard Purdy
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The first trampolining session of the new year will be on January 12th 2019. Both trampolines will again be used from 10am to 11am
Participants are advised to wear either tracksuit bottoms or shorts rather
than jeans..
The calendar on this site will be updated as future dates are decided.
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posted 13 Nov 2018, 07:22 by Bernard Purdy
This performance is specially intended for children with learning difficulties or hearing impairments. Please let me know if you are interested. |
posted 6 Nov 2018, 12:18 by Bernard Purdy
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Christmas Newsletter
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS/MESSAGES
Unfortunately Mike will not be able to produce a Christmas newsletter this year, as he is finding it too difficult to use the computer between his cataract operation.
The committee will, however, be sending out a brief newssheet and membership renewal forms. We will be able to include some Christmas greetings, so please let me have them by 8th December. They won't be in a fancy newsletter, just on a sheet of paper.
We all send our best wishes to Mike and hope that he has a speedy recovery, partly because he's a nice bloke and partly because we need him!
Bernard Purdy
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posted 26 Sep 2018, 01:59 by Bernard Purdy
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This is not far away, so book soon. The information is slightly inaccurate: We will have LIVE MUSIC, not a disco, but my computer will not let me update the image. |
posted 11 Jul 2018, 02:45 by Bernard Purdy
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This may be of interest. It may be too late for the first week, but not for the following weeks. FREE Indoor Walking Football Sessions – Starting 11th July Wednesdays 10:30am – 11:30am Age UK Claremont Centre, Clifton Road, Rugby, CV21 3QE Male and Females of all ages are welcome to come along and join in! Tea/Coffee available afterwards For more information please email tom.allen@rugby.gov.uk or call 01788 533711 |
posted 22 May 2018, 08:54 by Bernard Purdy
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We have been informed by the Queen's Diamond Leisure Centre that the hall will not be available to RSDA for our archery and crossbow sessions on Thursdays 27th December and 3rd January. Our Saturday morning sessions will not be affected |
posted 3 Sep 2014, 11:52 by Bernard Purdy
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Three members of Rugby Sport for the Disabled Association (RSDA) now head the world rankings in crossbow shooting. The World Crossbow Shooting Association (WCSA) rankings include all categories: Men, Ladies, Juniors, Seniors and Disabled. Target Crossbow As of August 2016 the number 1 ranking in both Indoor and Outdoor Target Crossbow shooting is RSDA member Iris Bingham.
Sport CrossbowAs of August 2016 the number 1 ranking Indoor Sport Crossbow shooting is RSDA member Graeme Mooney followed by fellow member Kevin Rumble who is ranked number 2 and Mick Watters at number 4 Hazel Duckett and Stewart Morris are also in the top ten Graeme Mooney and Kevin Rumble are also in the top 5 in the outdoor category.
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posted 9 Aug 2013, 11:44 by Bernard Purdy
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The Ken Marriott Leisure Centre finally seems to have gone for good. Now you see itTaken on 8th August 2013 Now you don'tTaken on 10th August 2013 Apparently it came down on the afternoon of 9th August 2013 Meanwhile, the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Centre is nearly there
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