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Competitors from all over UK battle it out at sports day for disabled in Rugby

Annual sports day at Queens Diamond Jubilee Centre
Lucie Green
By Lucie Green
Published 26th May 2023, 13:45 BST
Updated 26th May 2023, 13:46 BST

Table skittles, table tennis and throwing were some of the activities enjoyed at a sports day for disabled people in Rugby.

Rugby Sports for the Disabled recently hosted the annual sports day at the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Centre.

Nearly 130 competitors from all over the UK took part in the event, which is managed by the three Rotary clubs in Rugby.

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John Parkinson,Rotary District Govenor, former Mayor Carolyn Watson-Merett, Kiesh (participant) Keith Ward, President of Rotary club of Rugby and Bruce Undy (helper)John Parkinson,Rotary District Govenor, former Mayor Carolyn Watson-Merett, Kiesh (participant) Keith Ward, President of Rotary club of Rugby and Bruce Undy (helper)
John Parkinson,Rotary District Govenor, former Mayor Carolyn Watson-Merett, Kiesh (participant) Keith Ward, President of Rotary club of Rugby and Bruce Undy (helper)

The majority of entrants went home with at least one trophy after competing in the five hour event.

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