Cuts Prevent Clubs Going Green
12 January 2012 by Adrian Hill
Rugby clubs that want to do their bit for the planet and save money into the bargain face a major disincentive to invest in green energy thanks to the coalition government’s decision to reduce the valuable feed-in tariff.Running Rugby spoke to Evercreech Sports Club, a community multi-sport facili...
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