Dear Members,
This time last week I was remarking on how lovely it had been to hear the jolly sounds of Brian’s junior tennis camps. What a pity that the weather and other conditions deteriorated over the half term.
I know that you will all have been following the news and hoping that things might not be as dire as they were in March. I have left writing to you until the measures that are being put in place have been agreed by Parliament.
Hi All
You will be aware that the England Squash guidelines changed recently to allow bubbles of six players to play full-court matches, with some additional hygiene measures required.
If you would like to form your own bubble, please email me with the names of all of the players in your group to fulfil the track and trace requirements. Players are able to change bubbles but must take a 7 day break between playing with their original bubble amd getting on court with a new bubble. Players MUST inform Jeremy before resuming play.
Dear Member
I find it hard to believe that it is September already, what a lot of changes and upheaval we have all been through already this year! I should like to thank you all for your support and patience whilst we have muddled our way through the ever changing guidelines.
The various committees have become adept at Zoom meetings, chairmen have been quick to let you know of lessening of restrictions and it has been lovely to hear the sound of squash being played at last.
Club Closure
In line with the latest Government announcement, the Club House and all playing facilities will be closed until 2nd December 2020. Use of the tennis courts is prohibited for any purpose. The Club will reopen as soon as Government restrictions allow.
Tricia Jubert
Club Chair
Dear Member
After a long wait, it's time to get back on court. Thanks for bearing with us while the preparations have been put in place.
So before we all charge back on court, it's important to read, understand and follow the guidelines below. The aim is to significantly minimise the risk of infection from Covid-19 while still having the benefit of a game of squash or racketball.
Attached is also the England Squash recommendations for how to play until the restrictions can be lifted further.
So have a good read and enjoy getting back to squash safely.
Dear Member
As I am sure you are all aware the latest guidelines allow us to reintroduce the playing of Squash to the club. This is very welcome news and I am sure that the squash players are looking forward to picking up their rackets again.
England Squash have produced guidelines for us, as clubs, to follow not dissimilar to those produced by the LTA. We have delayed opening the courts until Monday 3rd August so as to allow sufficient time to get in the necessary supplies and allow the builders to finish the bulk of the work associated with the ladies’s changing rooms.
Hi All,
I hope you are all well and have stayed fit and healthy over the last few months. It's been a strange and frustrating time for us squash players, but it looks like there is finally light at the end of the tunnel. Particularly good news for me as my waistline travels in the wrong direction!
Dear Squash Members
Squash England have said they are reviewing the latest Govt guidelines and will issue a statement in the coming days. Rest assured that the Club are constantly monitoring the situation and will keep members informed when squash can start again and in the meantime hope that squash members are taking advantage of and enjoying using the tennis courts.
Ross Glide
Squash Chairman
Dear Member
It was lovely to see so many of you at our Zoom AGM. My apologies if I was slow in answering some of your questions, I had not realised how difficult it was going to be following two screens!
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