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Medway celebrate RFU Seal of Approval
Medway RFC celebrated the award of the Rugby Football Union’s Seal of Approval with a presentation at Twickenham Stadium.
August 26, 2008 Medway RFC celebrated the award of the Rugby Football Union’s Seal of Approval with a presentation at Twickenham Stadium. Medway have worked for three years to achieve the Seal of Approval, which recognises that a club has attained the highest standards in …
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Millwall’s dream comes true with clubhouse funding
Millwall Rugby Club have welcomed the Rugby Football Foundation funding boost of £56,000 towards the refurbishment of their first clubhouse.
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Millwall Rugby Club have welcomed the Rugby Football Foundation funding boost of £56,000 towards the refurbishment of their first clubhouse.
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Cornish clubs do their bit for charity
April 23rd, 2008 Two Cornish clubs celebrating their 40th anniversaries this season produced some fine rugby and a magnificent gesture for charity recently. St Just RFC and Illogan Park RFC played two matches against each other on April 19th at St Just’s Tregeseal home ground. The afternoon started with a 26-7 victory in the veterans’ game for Illogan Park, which included a fine performance by the 63 year …
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April 23rd, 2008 Two Cornish clubs celebrating their 40th anniversaries this season produced some fine rugby and a magnificent gesture for charity recently. St Just RFC and Illogan Park RFC played two matches against each other on April 19th at St Just’s Tregeseal home ground. The afternoon started with a 26-7 victory in the veterans’ game for Illogan Park, which included a fine performance by the 63 year …
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RFU London City 7s - 24th May 2008
On a glorious sunny Saturday, Twyford Avenue, Acton (Home of Wasps FC) hosted London’s newest seven-a-side tournament the ‘RFU London City 7s’. The event, aimed at social grade rugby players, brought together 8 teams from as far away as Oxford and Folkestone, as well as local London sides, in what was to be an entertaining day of 7s.
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On a glorious sunny Saturday, Twyford Avenue, Acton (Home of Wasps FC) hosted London’s newest seven-a-side tournament the ‘RFU London City 7s’. The event, aimed at social grade rugby players, brought together 8 teams from as far away as Oxford and Folkestone, as well as local London sides, in what was to be an entertaining day of 7s.
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