Marlow Rugby have confirmed that they have suspended all activity due to the coronavirus.
They confirmed the news on March 17 and said that their main focus was ‘the health and well-being of all members, their families and our local community.’
In their official statement, they said: “In line with the RFU’s decision to suspend all rugby in England until April 14, 2020, Marlow RUFC is also suspending all rugby until this date.
“This includes all training and games for Senior, Ladies, Touch Rugby and Age-Grade players.
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“This announcement is based on Monday's government advice, which included avoiding ‘non-essential’ travel and contact with others until further notice.
“Given the evolving nature of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic we will continue to monitor the advice provided by the RFU, the Government and Health England and will look to communicate this to all our members as and when it is updated.
“Our primary focus is the health and well-being of all members, their families and our local community.
“With this in mind, we are also cancelling all social gatherings, meetings, tours (both in-coming and out-going) and events that have been planned for the Club and its grounds including external bookings for the clubhouse itself up until the April 14.
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“As well as the next three rounds of senior league matches, the Marlow Mini Festival (scheduled for March 28-29, 2020) will be postponed.”
“For any questions regarding the Marlow Minis Rugby Festival, please email the Festival team at marlow.mini.tournament@gmail.com
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“We encourage all players to maintain their own personal fitness and keep active while following government guidelines about safe distance and safe exercise environments.”
For any more information about Marlow Rugby Club’s schedule, call 07791 256747.
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