Community Rugby – moved to stage D
With the exception of clubs impacted by local lockdown restrictions, effective Tuesday 1 September, we have moved to Stage D on the Return to Community Rugby Roadmap
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Local lockdown guidelines
Clubs are reminded that the powers around local restrictions lie with their local authorities. We are advised that unless local restrictions specifically mention restrictions on team sports and/or rugby, clubs should follow the NGB guidelines.
Diversity and Inclusion
We are committed to a step change in increasing diversity and inclusion and are conducting a survey among our stakeholders as we really want to listen and hear your views and experiences
Safeguarding Update
Club Safeguarding Officers should have received a detailed review of all Regulation 21 changes in the RFU Safeguarding Bulletin
Adult Male Future Competition Structure
The Future Competitions Structure Group (FCS) has today released a Recommendation Paper on the adult male competitions structure
Local lockdown guidelines
Clubs are reminded that the powers around local restrictions lie with local authorities
Join the September celebrations
Having reached Stage C on the Return to Community Rugby Roadmap, let’s celebrate in September
Coronavirus (Covid-19) update – August 4th
Please find below the thirty-fourth edition of our coronavirus (Covid-19) update
UK Coaching launches its new coach learning Duty to Care Toolkit
UK Coaching this week launched its new coach learning Duty to Care Toolkit package, designed to give coaches the confidence to embrace and adjust to the changed coaching landscape.