Innes England Nottingham Open Doubles 2019
Full Results
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Nottingham Open Doubles Report
2019 marked the 25th anniversary of the Nottingham Open Doubles. There was real hope at Nottingham Squash Club that this would be a special event and on the day it did not disappoint. The standard was higher in the top grades than it has been previously and this lead to some fantastically competitive matches. It was the latest recorded finishing time of 23:15 with presentation and boat race concluding the day at midnight!
In the A Grade top seeds and defending champions Declan James and Lewis Walters overcame an early scare in the group stages having to save 3 match balls to defeat Ali Mutch and Michael Shean. In Group 2 the ¾ seeds Rob Downer and Niall Engerer were defeated early on by the Thame team Simon Martin and Nick Harbour. Groups C and D saw the top seeds all progressed through to the quarterfinals.
If the size and noise level of the crowd is anything to judge by the match of the day took place in the A Grade Quarter Finals. Simon Parke and Peter Marshall took an early lead against Mutch and Shean but could not sustain it. In a best of three lasting over an hour, it was the younger men that made it through defeating the veteran squash legends 2-1.
In the A Grade top seeds and defending champions Declan James and Lewis Walters overcame an early scare in the group stages having to save 3 match balls to defeat Ali Mutch and Michael Shean. In Group 2 the ¾ seeds Rob Downer and Niall Engerer were defeated early on by the Thame team Simon Martin and Nick Harbour. Groups C and D saw the top seeds all progressed through to the quarterfinals.
If the size and noise level of the crowd is anything to judge by the match of the day took place in the A Grade Quarter Finals. Simon Parke and Peter Marshall took an early lead against Mutch and Shean but could not sustain it. In a best of three lasting over an hour, it was the younger men that made it through defeating the veteran squash legends 2-1.
The A Grade semi finals proved quite straightforward with James and Walters making short work of Fuller and Bailey. Mutch and Shean recovered well from their tough quarters to defeat the Green brothers 2-0.
The final was the much-anticipated rematch of the earlier group game that almost saw Mutch and Shean defeat the defending champions James and Walters. However the last doubles tournament that James and Walters played in was the Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast. In the end it was experience that saw the local duo through. In a match finishing at 23:15 in front of a still packed balcony, James and Walters retained their title for the 4th year in a row.
In a testimony to the high standard of the Mixed grade both the two seed pairing of Matthew Broadberry and Ayesha Bhatti and ¾ seeds Paul and Sarah Broadberry failed to progress past the group stage. By the semi finals the only seeds left were the 5/8 duo from Lings Emily Westall and Cameron Bentley Chessum and the top seeds and defending champions Mari Taylor and Adam Turner from Trent University. In the first of the semi finals Westall and Bentley Chessum defeated Jack Dukes and Libby Corke. Taylor and Turner were pushed hard by up and coming Katie Wells and Rob Cunningham but overcame the challenge.
The final was the much-anticipated rematch of the earlier group game that almost saw Mutch and Shean defeat the defending champions James and Walters. However the last doubles tournament that James and Walters played in was the Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast. In the end it was experience that saw the local duo through. In a match finishing at 23:15 in front of a still packed balcony, James and Walters retained their title for the 4th year in a row.
In a testimony to the high standard of the Mixed grade both the two seed pairing of Matthew Broadberry and Ayesha Bhatti and ¾ seeds Paul and Sarah Broadberry failed to progress past the group stage. By the semi finals the only seeds left were the 5/8 duo from Lings Emily Westall and Cameron Bentley Chessum and the top seeds and defending champions Mari Taylor and Adam Turner from Trent University. In the first of the semi finals Westall and Bentley Chessum defeated Jack Dukes and Libby Corke. Taylor and Turner were pushed hard by up and coming Katie Wells and Rob Cunningham but overcame the challenge.
2019 was the third year in a row that Taylor and Turner had made the final of the Nottingham Open Doubles. It was the first time that Westall and Bentley Chessum had made it past the quarters. The Lings pair pushed hard but Taylor and Turner were in control from the start and in the end retained their title with a 2-0 win in the final.
The B, C and D Grades were all full 16 team draws with the E Grade a two box split with 4 teams in one and 5 in the other. In the B, C and D players had to win three group matches followed by a quarterfinal, semi final and final to be crowned champions.
Kalpesh Parshotam and Janak Kika from NSRC overcame all challengers to take the B Grade crown. In the C Grade two seeds Leon Gelderblom and Andy Hopwood defeated unseeded Notts Uni alumni Patrick Bointon and Matthew Blenkinsop.
Stefan Gwardzinski and Martin Rodgers had a 5 team group in the D Grade which meant that they had more matches than anyone else on the day. Despite an early defeat to Ria Kennerley and Saoirse O'Sullivan in the groups they came back strong beating the ¾ seeds from Metheringham, Daniel Carlile and James Karran in the final. The E Grade saw the closest final of the day with Nick Allen and Ian Hicks defeating Philip Bowler and Jason Rance 2-1.
The B, C and D Grades were all full 16 team draws with the E Grade a two box split with 4 teams in one and 5 in the other. In the B, C and D players had to win three group matches followed by a quarterfinal, semi final and final to be crowned champions.
Kalpesh Parshotam and Janak Kika from NSRC overcame all challengers to take the B Grade crown. In the C Grade two seeds Leon Gelderblom and Andy Hopwood defeated unseeded Notts Uni alumni Patrick Bointon and Matthew Blenkinsop.
Stefan Gwardzinski and Martin Rodgers had a 5 team group in the D Grade which meant that they had more matches than anyone else on the day. Despite an early defeat to Ria Kennerley and Saoirse O'Sullivan in the groups they came back strong beating the ¾ seeds from Metheringham, Daniel Carlile and James Karran in the final. The E Grade saw the closest final of the day with Nick Allen and Ian Hicks defeating Philip Bowler and Jason Rance 2-1.
The final award on the day went to Thame Racquets for victory in the boat race. Special mention to team captain Simon Martin, not the fastest on the squash court but when it comes to the boat race…
A big thanks you to our sponsors this year, Innes England, Weavers Wines, Eye Rackets, The Log Cabin Store and 2Fly.
The 25th Nottingham Open Doubles was a great success. With 200 matches to play day the Nottingham Open Doubles is always going to be a big day but the standard and competiveness of the players reached a new high this year was extra long; 9:00 till midnight and a great way to see in the events 25th anniversary.
The details for next year’s competition are already online. Make sure that the date is in your diary!
http://www.uk-racketball.com/notts-doubles-2020.html
A big thanks you to our sponsors this year, Innes England, Weavers Wines, Eye Rackets, The Log Cabin Store and 2Fly.
The 25th Nottingham Open Doubles was a great success. With 200 matches to play day the Nottingham Open Doubles is always going to be a big day but the standard and competiveness of the players reached a new high this year was extra long; 9:00 till midnight and a great way to see in the events 25th anniversary.
The details for next year’s competition are already online. Make sure that the date is in your diary!
http://www.uk-racketball.com/notts-doubles-2020.html
Draw and Schedule 1st February
Very few changes but please double check to make sure that you have not been affected
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Draws and Schedule 28th January
Follow this link to access the draws and schedule. The schedule is across several pages so make sure that you scroll through - http://www.uk-racketball.com/notts-doubles-2019.html
The finishing time for the event would have been a lot earlier if it was not for the quarter finals but I have decided to keep them in for this year. By allowing the top two through to the next round the event stays “live” for almost everyone right up until the last matches.
Please note that sometimes you will have a few hours between matches. Make sure you plan appropriately.
Due to the nature of squash doubles there maybe times when courts are not running to time. If this is the case please don’t worry, we will get through all the matches. This is just a note to let you know that if you turn up expecting everything to run exactly to time all day you will be disappointed.
The following players are competing in multiple grades. If you have entered multiple grades you will have matches back to back. There is no way to avoid it but I have tried to avoid direct clashes on the schedule wherever possible. If anyone spots an issue please let me know.
Tom Bailey, Julie Peachey, Jason Varrie, Alex Whitehouse, Elaine Radcliffe, Ria Kennerley, Leon Gelderblom, Saoirse O’Sullivan, Andrew Hopwood, Aisling Guerzoni , Sheldon England, Mike Pinfold, Adam Turner, Peggy Crawford, Ollie Blanchard, Ayesha Bhatti, Matthew Broadberry , Jack Dukes, Libby Corke, Hayley Openshaw Blower, Sarah Broadberry, Laurence Green.
The finishing time for the event would have been a lot earlier if it was not for the quarter finals but I have decided to keep them in for this year. By allowing the top two through to the next round the event stays “live” for almost everyone right up until the last matches.
Please note that sometimes you will have a few hours between matches. Make sure you plan appropriately.
Due to the nature of squash doubles there maybe times when courts are not running to time. If this is the case please don’t worry, we will get through all the matches. This is just a note to let you know that if you turn up expecting everything to run exactly to time all day you will be disappointed.
The following players are competing in multiple grades. If you have entered multiple grades you will have matches back to back. There is no way to avoid it but I have tried to avoid direct clashes on the schedule wherever possible. If anyone spots an issue please let me know.
Tom Bailey, Julie Peachey, Jason Varrie, Alex Whitehouse, Elaine Radcliffe, Ria Kennerley, Leon Gelderblom, Saoirse O’Sullivan, Andrew Hopwood, Aisling Guerzoni , Sheldon England, Mike Pinfold, Adam Turner, Peggy Crawford, Ollie Blanchard, Ayesha Bhatti, Matthew Broadberry , Jack Dukes, Libby Corke, Hayley Openshaw Blower, Sarah Broadberry, Laurence Green.
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Entry list and seedings 25th January
As always this event is over subscribed and we have a waiting list. If anyone needs to withdraw please let me know as soon as you can so this place can be made available.
The entry list works on a first come first served basis. One the maximum number of entries has been taken players entering after this have been added to the reserve list.
Due to court limitations grades A, B, C and D have been limited to a 16 draw.
Squash Levels
For anyone who does not know how Squash Levels works follow this link, if you play local leagues quite a few of your results should be on. It could be interesting to see where the website rates you and your rivals.
https://www.squashlevels.com/players.php?home
Most graded tournaments have started to use Squash Levels to help with seeding. Not ever area of the UK is using Squash Levels on a regular basis so your level on Squash Levels does not always reliably represent your ability but it is getting close. 90% of players in the event have a squash level. For the 10% that don't if your partner has a level I have assumed that you are the same. If neither player in a team has a Squash Level I have assumed that your combined level is the average for the grade that you entered.
If a grade was over subscribed then the players with the lowest Squash Levels will be moved into the grade below. I have not moved players down by more than one grade even if their Squash Levels is lower than that of the top of the grade below.
Seedings for the grades have been based on Squash Levels. All seeds will be drawn. For example all 5/8 seeds have the same chance of being in a group with the no.1 seeds...
Obviously this system will not always work out fairly but I think it’s a far better system that the guess work I have had to do over the past few years.
I will keep this flexible so if anyone thinks that this needs to be changed just let me know. I will be doing the draws on Sunday so please let me know as soon as you can if you have any issues.
Draws and schedules will be out on Monday.
Saturday will be a busy day but hopefully a lot of fun!
The entry list works on a first come first served basis. One the maximum number of entries has been taken players entering after this have been added to the reserve list.
Due to court limitations grades A, B, C and D have been limited to a 16 draw.
Squash Levels
For anyone who does not know how Squash Levels works follow this link, if you play local leagues quite a few of your results should be on. It could be interesting to see where the website rates you and your rivals.
https://www.squashlevels.com/players.php?home
Most graded tournaments have started to use Squash Levels to help with seeding. Not ever area of the UK is using Squash Levels on a regular basis so your level on Squash Levels does not always reliably represent your ability but it is getting close. 90% of players in the event have a squash level. For the 10% that don't if your partner has a level I have assumed that you are the same. If neither player in a team has a Squash Level I have assumed that your combined level is the average for the grade that you entered.
If a grade was over subscribed then the players with the lowest Squash Levels will be moved into the grade below. I have not moved players down by more than one grade even if their Squash Levels is lower than that of the top of the grade below.
Seedings for the grades have been based on Squash Levels. All seeds will be drawn. For example all 5/8 seeds have the same chance of being in a group with the no.1 seeds...
Obviously this system will not always work out fairly but I think it’s a far better system that the guess work I have had to do over the past few years.
I will keep this flexible so if anyone thinks that this needs to be changed just let me know. I will be doing the draws on Sunday so please let me know as soon as you can if you have any issues.
Draws and schedules will be out on Monday.
Saturday will be a busy day but hopefully a lot of fun!
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Entry List 18th January
Not many spaces left now so if you have not entered yet do so as soon as you can. One space left in the B, one space left in the E and only three for the C. If you are interested in any of these grades don't hesitate.
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The Nottingham Doubles is now established as the most popular doubles event and the biggest single day amateur squash tournament in the country regularly selling out and attracting 200 players .
This is the 25th anniversary of the event and so we are trying to make it bigger and better than ever. Nottingham Squash Club are putting on some food deals throughout the day and some drink offers in the evening. Innes England have come in as title sponsor which for the first time has given us the opportunity to attract some top professionals into the A Grade with a prize fund. Weavers Wines and Eye Rackets are providing prizes for all the amateur grades.
Nottingham Squash Rackets Club it is one of the best squash clubs in the UK. 10 courts including 6 glass backs, a gym where you can warm up and a cozy bar situated in the heart of the iconic Park Estate.
All matches are best of three games, every competitor is guaranteed at least 3 matches on the day!
If you are looking to enter the popular events such as the B, C or Mixed grades, please enter as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
This is the 25th anniversary of the event and so we are trying to make it bigger and better than ever. Nottingham Squash Club are putting on some food deals throughout the day and some drink offers in the evening. Innes England have come in as title sponsor which for the first time has given us the opportunity to attract some top professionals into the A Grade with a prize fund. Weavers Wines and Eye Rackets are providing prizes for all the amateur grades.
Nottingham Squash Rackets Club it is one of the best squash clubs in the UK. 10 courts including 6 glass backs, a gym where you can warm up and a cozy bar situated in the heart of the iconic Park Estate.
All matches are best of three games, every competitor is guaranteed at least 3 matches on the day!
If you are looking to enter the popular events such as the B, C or Mixed grades, please enter as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
Nottingham Open Doubles Main Tournament Information
What: Nottingham Doubles
When: Saturday 2nd February (one day competition)
Where: Nottingham Squash Club, The Park
Postcode: NG7 1BX
Cost: £30.00 per pair (this includes Eye Rackets grips and wristbands for all competitors)
T-Shirts: tournament shirts are £5.00 each and well worth the investment. Quick dry sports material and sublimated print. We will not have spares available on the day so make sure that if you would like a t-shirt you have signed up for it at the time of booking.
Prizes: A Grade £1000. All other grades winners will receive a select bottle from Weavers Wines (this proved very, very popular last year) as well as Eye Rackets accessories.
Deadline for entry: Friday 25th January (please note that entries might sell out before this. If they do then you will be automatically added to the reserve list)
When: Saturday 2nd February (one day competition)
Where: Nottingham Squash Club, The Park
Postcode: NG7 1BX
Cost: £30.00 per pair (this includes Eye Rackets grips and wristbands for all competitors)
T-Shirts: tournament shirts are £5.00 each and well worth the investment. Quick dry sports material and sublimated print. We will not have spares available on the day so make sure that if you would like a t-shirt you have signed up for it at the time of booking.
Prizes: A Grade £1000. All other grades winners will receive a select bottle from Weavers Wines (this proved very, very popular last year) as well as Eye Rackets accessories.
Deadline for entry: Friday 25th January (please note that entries might sell out before this. If they do then you will be automatically added to the reserve list)
Food and Drink - the important part
Throughout the day Nottingham Squash Club will be putting on food.
In the evening we will be running a "Happy Hour" during the finals with some great deals on drink. This year's A Grade should be the strongest yet making it well worth hanging around to watch and make the most of the bar!
At the end of the day we will be running our traditional boat race. Last the Nottingham University Alumni came through as victors... Follow this link for the video of what is possibly the slowest boat race ever... https://www.facebook.com/events/322580348231675/
In the evening we will be running a "Happy Hour" during the finals with some great deals on drink. This year's A Grade should be the strongest yet making it well worth hanging around to watch and make the most of the bar!
At the end of the day we will be running our traditional boat race. Last the Nottingham University Alumni came through as victors... Follow this link for the video of what is possibly the slowest boat race ever... https://www.facebook.com/events/322580348231675/
Tournament Format
All grades will have group stages leading into a knockout.
The top two teams from every grade will progress to the semi-finals.
All competitors are guaranteed at least three matches!
All matches will be best of three games PAR scoring to 11. Sudden death at 10-10.
The popularity of this event has meant that there has sometimes been waiting periods between matches. This year we will aim to have all C, D and E grade group stage matches finish before lunch. This means that A and B grade matches will not begin until after lunch. All semi-final and final matches will then take place later in the afternoon.
The top two teams from every grade will progress to the semi-finals.
All competitors are guaranteed at least three matches!
All matches will be best of three games PAR scoring to 11. Sudden death at 10-10.
The popularity of this event has meant that there has sometimes been waiting periods between matches. This year we will aim to have all C, D and E grade group stage matches finish before lunch. This means that A and B grade matches will not begin until after lunch. All semi-final and final matches will then take place later in the afternoon.
Tournament Rules
Serving: There will be a 1st and 2nd server. In the first point of a game the 2nd server will serve.
Courts: The A Grade will play on a doubles sized court. All other grades will all play on standard sized squash courts. This includes the semi-finals and finals.
Scoring: Scoring will be PAR (Point a rally) to 11. If the game reaches 10-10 then it is sudden death to 11. Matches will be best of 3 games.
Strokes and Lets: Strokes will only be awarded if the ball hits a player or if someone is deliberately blocking and obstructing play.
Timekeeping: Everyone must be aware of the times that they are on court. It is your responsibility to find on when you need to be on
court. Please be aware that some courts can run faster or slower so make sure you are aware of who is on court before you. Unless a genuine reason has been declared to the tournament organiser the following rule will be enforced: For every 5 minutes late on court a game will be awarded against you.
Courts: The A Grade will play on a doubles sized court. All other grades will all play on standard sized squash courts. This includes the semi-finals and finals.
Scoring: Scoring will be PAR (Point a rally) to 11. If the game reaches 10-10 then it is sudden death to 11. Matches will be best of 3 games.
Strokes and Lets: Strokes will only be awarded if the ball hits a player or if someone is deliberately blocking and obstructing play.
Timekeeping: Everyone must be aware of the times that they are on court. It is your responsibility to find on when you need to be on
court. Please be aware that some courts can run faster or slower so make sure you are aware of who is on court before you. Unless a genuine reason has been declared to the tournament organiser the following rule will be enforced: For every 5 minutes late on court a game will be awarded against you.
The return of Peter Marshall and Simon Parke
Two squash legends are set to make their return to Nottingham Squash Club for the 25th anniversary of the Innes England Nottingham Open doubles. Ex World no.2 Peter Marshall and ex World no.3 Simon Parke will form a legendary squash doubles pairing and take on the young professionals in the A Grade.
Peter Marshall
With his unique double-handed playing style, Marshall finished runner-up to the great Pakistani player Jansher Khan at the World Open in 1994 and the British Open in 1995. When he reached the World No. 2 ranking behind Jansher in November 1994, many observers felt he seemed a strong candidate to displace the aging Pakistani champion as World No. 1. However, in 1995, Marshall was afflicted with glandular fever, the effects of which meant he was unable to play top-level squash for two years.
Marshall returned to the professional tour in 1997, re-claiming his place in the England squad which went on to win the World Team Squash Championship title in Malaysia. He broke back into the world's top-10 in 1999, and won his third British National Championship title in February 2000. He was protecting a remarkable record, having been unbeaten in that event since December 1989.
Simon Parke
Parke was part of the England team that won the 1995 Men’s World Team Squash Championships and 1997 Men’s World Team Squash Championships. He also won the US Open title in 1999 and won the British National Championships in 1998.
Parke reached a career-high world ranking of World No. 3 (Oct 2000).
Peter Marshall
With his unique double-handed playing style, Marshall finished runner-up to the great Pakistani player Jansher Khan at the World Open in 1994 and the British Open in 1995. When he reached the World No. 2 ranking behind Jansher in November 1994, many observers felt he seemed a strong candidate to displace the aging Pakistani champion as World No. 1. However, in 1995, Marshall was afflicted with glandular fever, the effects of which meant he was unable to play top-level squash for two years.
Marshall returned to the professional tour in 1997, re-claiming his place in the England squad which went on to win the World Team Squash Championship title in Malaysia. He broke back into the world's top-10 in 1999, and won his third British National Championship title in February 2000. He was protecting a remarkable record, having been unbeaten in that event since December 1989.
Simon Parke
Parke was part of the England team that won the 1995 Men’s World Team Squash Championships and 1997 Men’s World Team Squash Championships. He also won the US Open title in 1999 and won the British National Championships in 1998.
Parke reached a career-high world ranking of World No. 3 (Oct 2000).
Club Information and Location
The Nottingham Open Doubles is running at it's traditional home this year. Nottingham Squash Club.
The Nottingham Open Doubles "takes over the club for the day".
With 10 high quality squash courts including 6 glass backs and 2 doubles courts Nottingham Squash Club is the ideal venue to host the biggest doubles event of the year!
Nottingham Squash Club
Tattershall Drive
The Park
Nottingham
NG7 2RD
Club Website: http://www.nsrc.co.uk/
The Nottingham Open Doubles "takes over the club for the day".
With 10 high quality squash courts including 6 glass backs and 2 doubles courts Nottingham Squash Club is the ideal venue to host the biggest doubles event of the year!
Nottingham Squash Club
Tattershall Drive
The Park
Nottingham
NG7 2RD
Club Website: http://www.nsrc.co.uk/
Event History
The Nottingham Open Doubles is the largest doubles tournament in the country and runs in February every year.
The event has been running since 1994 making this the 24th Nottingham Open Doubles!
Last year that Nottingham Squash Club hosted the event every grade was packed with over 170 players taking part.
Follow this link to see the photos
Follow this link to view the report and results from last years event.
The event has been running since 1994 making this the 24th Nottingham Open Doubles!
Last year that Nottingham Squash Club hosted the event every grade was packed with over 170 players taking part.
Follow this link to see the photos
Follow this link to view the report and results from last years event.
Innes England
Innes England have been a long standing supporter of Nottingham Squash and Nottingham Squash Club. It is great to work with Innes England as they passionately care about the sport. Over the past few years they have sponsored the PSL team, The Nottingham University Graded and PSA.
Innes England University of Nottingham PSA
https://www.innes-england.com/blog/innes-england-backs-university-squash-tournament
uonsquash.co.uk/tournements/psa-closed-satellite-1k/
Innes England PSL
http://pslsquash.com/nottingham-saved-by-new-sponsorship-deal/
Innes England Charity Squash Tournament
https://www.innes-england.com/blog/players-needed-to-raise-funds-at-charity-squash-tournament
Innes England University of Nottingham PSA
https://www.innes-england.com/blog/innes-england-backs-university-squash-tournament
uonsquash.co.uk/tournements/psa-closed-satellite-1k/
Innes England PSL
http://pslsquash.com/nottingham-saved-by-new-sponsorship-deal/
Innes England Charity Squash Tournament
https://www.innes-england.com/blog/players-needed-to-raise-funds-at-charity-squash-tournament
Weavers Wines
Weavers Wines are returning as a sponsor for the second year running. The 2018 winners greatly appreciated their Weavers Wines prizes with one winner heard to comment "this is going to to be of much more use than a racket..."
Weavers Wines is located a 15 minute walk from the squash club in the town centre and well worth a look if you find yourself in Nottingham. For more information and to find out how to order online follow this link... www.weaverswines.com/
Weavers Wines is located a 15 minute walk from the squash club in the town centre and well worth a look if you find yourself in Nottingham. For more information and to find out how to order online follow this link... www.weaverswines.com/
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Eye Rackets
Eye Rackets are back as a sponsor for this year's event. All competitors will receive a free wristband and grip.
The Nottingham Squash Club shop stocks a full range of Eye Rackets that you are able to trial for free throughout the Nottingham Open Doubles. Tournament special offers will be available throughout the day, more information to follow!
Our Nottingham University no.1 Coline Aumard has her own signature Eye Rackets range, she will no doubt be chopping up the boys in the A grade so have a watch and cheer her on!
The Nottingham Squash Club shop stocks a full range of Eye Rackets that you are able to trial for free throughout the Nottingham Open Doubles. Tournament special offers will be available throughout the day, more information to follow!
Our Nottingham University no.1 Coline Aumard has her own signature Eye Rackets range, she will no doubt be chopping up the boys in the A grade so have a watch and cheer her on!
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For more information visit www.thelogcabinstore.co.uk/
We have been passionate about supplying top-quality log cabins for many years. Whether you are looking for a garden shed, a log cabin that can be used as an office, a games room, another bedroom, or just a quiet retreat, The Log Cabin Store are dedicated to meeting your every need.
When choosing a log cabin, it is important to choose one which meets your everyday demands. If you are looking for a small cabin to be used as storage space, we would recommend choosing a simple and classic design such as our 'Madrid' or 'Dove' log cabins. These provide unfussy and convenient storage spaces at an affordable rate. If you are looking for something a bit more robust, which could be used as a place to socialise or relax, why not choose our 'California' or 'Penthouse' designs? These benefit from having double-glazed windows and doors, which let the optimum amount of light though, creating a light and spacious environment. If, however, none of these options quite provide you with the elegance and luxury that you are after, then the Writers Paradise 'Weekend House' could be the perfect choice for you. With it's multiple rooms, including space for a bathroom and a kitchenette, this is an ideal choice for those of you looking for something which can be used for residential purposes. This is a fantastic alternative to having an extension, and it comes at a fraction of the price. For more information visit http://www.thelogcabinstore.co.uk/
We have been passionate about supplying top-quality log cabins for many years. Whether you are looking for a garden shed, a log cabin that can be used as an office, a games room, another bedroom, or just a quiet retreat, The Log Cabin Store are dedicated to meeting your every need.
When choosing a log cabin, it is important to choose one which meets your everyday demands. If you are looking for a small cabin to be used as storage space, we would recommend choosing a simple and classic design such as our 'Madrid' or 'Dove' log cabins. These provide unfussy and convenient storage spaces at an affordable rate. If you are looking for something a bit more robust, which could be used as a place to socialise or relax, why not choose our 'California' or 'Penthouse' designs? These benefit from having double-glazed windows and doors, which let the optimum amount of light though, creating a light and spacious environment. If, however, none of these options quite provide you with the elegance and luxury that you are after, then the Writers Paradise 'Weekend House' could be the perfect choice for you. With it's multiple rooms, including space for a bathroom and a kitchenette, this is an ideal choice for those of you looking for something which can be used for residential purposes. This is a fantastic alternative to having an extension, and it comes at a fraction of the price. For more information visit http://www.thelogcabinstore.co.uk/
