I have been involved with the Tag Rugby Trust ever since I toured with them to India in 2008 and it changed my life – I honestly mean that. It certainly changed my approach to Rugby and enriched my interpretation of just what it can achieve, specifically in developing countries like India. I cannot remember just what order it all happened in, but in 2008 I went to Kolkata with the TRT (then the TRDT) and met Paul Walsh – who introduced me to Abhi and others. I came to know the fantastic Jungle Crows, Future Hope school and of course Salien Tudu ….. the rest is history.
So – the site was very old and pretty awful, there was absolutely no META info and the coding was very bloated with a lot of inline css … plenty for me to work on. I decided to start from scratch and work on a Wordpress platform for the news section as they had requested the ability to update this part themselves. I have recently done a couple of builds completely on WP and I think I will move this over in a few months just to make all editing easier.
Following a quick consultation we chose a main ‘stock’ image and I went to work. Louise will provide more personal pictures as and when, but the image we chose is professional and makes it clear that Wagalot Walking are open to caring for most kinds of domestic animals.
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Conrad is a friend of mine – albeit a Kiwi – but that can’t be helped. He has decided to join the rest of us in the world of sole trading, freelancing – self employed – call it what you will. Conrad has almost 10 years of experience working as an Electrician and has worked [...]
This has been a long time coming but last night we managed to go live at www.Q8Saracens.com for the Kuwait Saracens Rugby Club. Hennie and Mike have been very involved with the design which is always welcome
My move to the Middle East in 2007 rekindled my love of playing rugby – as my body is incapable of doing so at anything less than 35 degrees heat – and this trip to India, along with tales from the Philippines and Indonesia relayed by my team mates in Dubai, bought back to me just how important rugby was for me when I was a young teenager – and I wanted to give something back. This is what Rugby Uncle is all about, for me.
At last, Tiverton Rugby Club and RuckinRugby are re-united with a great new website for the second half of the season and ready for 2010/11.
The new look Cardiff University RFC website finally goes live – looks good too.
Amongst all of these wonderful jpegs of wedding dresses and bridesmaids – there were also some rugby pics tucked away, – just to mix it up! i have just gone live with a first draft for Jeddah Rugby Club, that I am very pleased with – you can see it here, though it is yet [...]
