Things appear to be looking up for the future of Tudorville Youth Centre. Since it was announced that Herefordshire Council had deemed the building 'no longer fit for purpose' the residents of Tudorville have put in a bid for an asset transfer so that they can turn the defunct building into Tudorville and District Community Centre, a centre that will benefit those living in Tudorville and beyond. We are informed that plans for the transfer are going well and that the committee are now in the process of applying for charitable status.

Of course, the repairs and refurbishment of the centre will cost a lot of money and the committee and the community as a whole have sprung into action and many fund-raising events enjoying excellent results have been held. The latest of these was a football tournament which was organized by local men Tom Cutter and Phil Ravenhill and was held in the field at Ross Rowing Club.

There were eight teams taking part in the tournament, which was very generously sponsored by local businesses and trophies and medals were presented to the winners, 'United Colours of Hereford and Leeds' and the runners up, the Manc Legends. The tournament was well supported by many local families and those too young to enjoy the matches had great fun on the bouncy castles.