Earlier this year, the RFU set out a plan to strengthen and grow rugby across England and to deepen its commitment to better engagement with the community game. RFU CEO Bill Sweeney has shared an update in this open letter….

The RFU has launched Every Rose: Our Time, a five-year plan to grow women’s and girls’ rugby in England. Building on World Cup success, the plan aims to boost participation, strengthen the Red Roses, engage 3 million fans, and double revenue to £60m by 2030.

RugbyFest 2025 will see the Red Roses bring their World Cup-winning magic to grassroots clubs across England, inspiring the next generation with taster sessions, festivals, and community events.

Discover how Wales Deaf Rugby became world champions while building an inclusive future for deaf and hard-of-hearing players.

The Women’s Rugby World Cup is now heading for the Quarter Finals, not before a superb final round of Pool matches.

British women’s sevens players form LIT United Kingdom 7s to compete in Fiji, seeking donations and sponsors to keep the GB7s legacy alive.

The Quarter Finals of the Women’s Rugby World Cup is taking shape. Find out who made my team of the week!

With the new season fast approaching, we take a quick look at the new United Rugby Championship season.

Impact ’25 reaches 37,000+ women and girls, boosting grassroots rugby ahead of the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025.

A new documentary tells how four women defied the odds in 1991. Help fund this untold story of women’s rugby.

Royal London has opened applications for its 2025 Championing Women and Girls’ Grassroots Rugby Award, offering £10,000 grants to four standout clubs across the UK and Ireland that promote inclusion, equality, and participation in women’s rugby