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NatWest Sponsors Schools Cup

16 April 2013 by Tim Groves

The Rugby Football Union (RFU) and the England Rugby Football Schools Union (ERFSU) have announced that NatWest will be the new sponsor of the Schools Cup. The bank replaces the Daily Mail and RBS and...

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Flanagan In Quest To Educate Future RL Bosses

6 March 2013 by Adrian Hill

Rugby league is big business but all too often it has been off-field failures which have blighted the game in the 21st century. The recent experiences of the likes of Bradford Bulls and Castleford Tig...

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Phil de Glanville On Hartpury/Gloucester

23 January 2013 by Phil de Glanville

Former England captain Phil de Glanville writes for Running Rugby about his role in school, college and youth rugby with the renowned Hartpury College, including how the institution remains independe...

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Rugby pitches and playing fields safeguarded

6 December 2012 by Tim Groves

New figures have revealed that rugby pitches and other playing fields throughout the country are being protected because Sport England has an influence on planning applications. Councils now have to c...

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O’Regan Working On Munster’s Next Generation

28 October 2012 by Tim Groves

Munster have become one of the most successful rugby regions in the British Isles over the course of the past decade and much of their success can be traced back to unsung figures like Finny O’Regan...

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Surrey Novices Storm Wembley

26 September 2012 by David Lawrenson

When Surrey PE teacher Shane Birkett decided to let his rugby union-playing pupils try rugby league, he could never have imagined that less than 12 months later his Year 7 team would lifting a trophy ...

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