London Welsh: Bleddyn Phillips departs as club chairman
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London Welsh avoided liquidation in September after paying off debts
Bleddyn Phillips has stood down as chairman of Championship rugby union club London Welsh.
The news comes a day after Welsh were granted more time to pay outstanding debts following a winding-up petition from HM Revenue & Customs.
On Monday, an insolvency court granted the Richmond-based club an adjournment "for a number of weeks".
Phillips leaves London Welsh after five years as chairman, including two seasons in the Premiership.
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