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Chinnor Colts score big with Bloor Homes

Chinnor RFC Colts team is proud to be sporting a brand new kit thanks to support from family-owned housebuilder Bloor Homes.

The developer, which is building its Windmill Chase development on Mill Lane, Chinnor and the popular Thame Meadows development in Thame has committed £5,000 in support of the Under 18’s team, which have just kicked off their pursuit of the 2017/2018 title.

John Ashfield, Club President of Chinnor RFC, said: “We are delighted to have partnered with Bloor Homes for the 2017/18 season.

“A donation of this scale makes such a difference to the club and we are very grateful for their support, the new kit will be a real boost for our Colts players.”

Richard Sarraff, Managing Director for Bloor Homes South Midlands, said: “At Bloor Homes we are committed to building more than just homes; we want to help develop and maintain local communities in the areas we build.

“Chinnor RFC sits firmly at the heart of the community and we were therefore delighted to have the opportunity to show our support for such an important local team.

“Getting involved in youth sport is something which we feel passionately about and we would like to wish the Colts the very best of luck for the season ahead.”

For more information or to register your interest for the first homes to be released at Windmill Chase in Chinnor (anticipated in early 2018) please visit https://bloorhomes.com/developments/south-midlands/windmill-chase.

Meanwhile, currently available at Thame Meadows is a collection of three bedroom designs starting from £520,000 (£416,000 with Help to Buy). Four bedroom homes are available from £690,000 while five bedroom designs start from £880,000.

For more information on the homes and incentives available, please visit the marketing suite on Oxford Road, Thame, OX9 2DA. Alternatively contact the sales advisor on 01455 819 743 or visit https://bloorhomes.com/developments/south-midlands/thame-meadows.

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