24 March 2023 Exciting New Offer from Rugby World Rugby World magazine has been the voice of global rugby since 1960, providing unrivalled access to the players, coaches and administrators that define the sport. Read More
24 March 2023 Exciting New Offer from Rugby World Rugby World magazine has been the voice of global rugby since 1960, providing unrivalled access to the players, coaches and administrators that define the sport. Read More
26 January 2023 GLOBAL PASS KICKS OFF RUGBY SCHOOL’S BICENTENARY CELEBRATION OF RUGBY FOOTBALL PRESS RELEASE: Birthplace of the game of rugby, Rugby School will officially kick off its bicentenary celebrations by sending out 200 balls to be passed around the world during 2023. Read More
09 January 2023 What’s in a Referee’s library? by Keith Gregson Keith Gregson explores the recently discovered personal library of referee Alan Bean... Read More
04 July 2022 More than a game: Rugby inspired Art by Lucia Hardy Power and beauty. Runs swift as lightning. Thunder in the clash of bodies and colours. As an artist and a rugby lover, it’s not too hard to see how Rugby has inspired artists since it first became known and loved... Read More
06 June 2022 The legality of subsitutions, 1924 On the 12th December 1924, administrators of England, Wales, Scotland, New Zealand, New South Wales, South Africa and Ireland met at the Great Northern Hotel, Kings Cross London for the first 'Imperial Rugby Conference'... Read More
29 April 2022 A Royal Exhibition in Japan In the spring of 1922, the Prince of Wales paid a royal visit to Japan in reciprocation for Emperor Hirohito’s visit to the United Kingdom of the previous year... Read More
14 March 2022 Le Crunch, Old Gaytonians, PLESSIS MEUDON and 60 years of sporting frivolity by Connor Dickins Connor Dickins explores the 60-year relationship that epitomised England v France… Read More
20 December 2021 Bringing Rugby History To Life For Children Rugby author James Stafford chats with us about his new book ‘How Wales Beat the Mighty All Blacks’ and his mission to bring rugby history to life for readers of all ages. Read More
30 August 2021 Cardiff Arms Park - An Architectural and Social History This August sees the publication of a new history of Cardiff Arms Park, telling the story of its evolution from a pre-sporting public space to the home of the current national and club grounds. Read More
23 August 2021 A Game Of Poetry Vane Ihe (41 years old) has been attending Otautahi Creative Spaces since 2017 and has been writing poetry since he was 18. Vane has written over 200 poems, one of which was for New Zealand's Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern. Read More
03 May 2021 New book documenting the history of rugby in East Germany In 1948, Erwin Thiesies, a former German national player, moved from Berlin to Hennigsdorf, an industrial city with a steelworks in the north of Berlin. He gathered schoolboys around him and introduced them to rugby. Read More
26 April 2021 The One and Only Whistle When JD Dallas blew his whistle for a scrum, not a try, in 1905, he ignited a dispute that continues to this day. Here, in his own words, he seeks to set the record straight... Read More