Will Stuart is relishing Calcutta Cup rivalry ahead of Scotland Six Nations clash
The Guinness Six Nations is the peak moment for rugby rivalries and at the Rec, that makes the Calcutta Cup
Alex Mitchell lauds ‘fantastic’ Fin Smith after England’s dramatic victory over France
Scrum-halves usually have a reputation for being the bossiest players on a rugby pitch but Alex Mitchell has come to
Fan relief as London Irish finally bought out of club turmoil by Jordan Associates
London Irish rugby club have been bought out of administration by former Formula 1 team owner and businessman Eddie Jordan.
England’s visually impaired rugby team aim for more glory in Sutton
England’s visually impaired rugby team aim to defend their unbeaten record in Saturday’s international tournament against Japan and Ireland. Visually
Quinssa donate £3500 to Harlequins Foundation to deliver rugby in Merton primary schools
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Warren Kennedy Quinssa Treasurer , Andy Carpenter Head of Foundation , Steve Scott Quinssa Foundation Liaison , Geoff Sykes Quinssa Vice Chair , Phil Gibson Quinssa Chair
Women’s Rugby World Cup England 2025 pool-stage draw to air live on The One Show
The pool-stage draw for the Women’s Rugby World Cup England 2025 will take place live on The One Show next week,
Rosie Galligan believes Red Roses are ready to avenge World Cup woes with new coach at the helm
Rosie Galligan hailed head coach John Mitchell for breathing new life into the Red Roses ahead of their home World
Harlequins hero Rachael Burford bids farewell to rugby career
Rachael Burford struggled to hold back the tears as she bid farewell to a legendary career in rugby following Harlequins’
Twickenham Stadium to welcome teacher named RFU Volunteer of the Year finalist
A school teacher from Tower Hamlets has been recognised by the RFU after sparking the rapid growth of grassroots women’s
What makes Harlequins one of the most exciting Premiership Rugby teams?
Despite missing out on the play-offs on the final day of the season, Harlequins have proven to be one of
Women’s rugby sevens has never been stronger, says Walsh
The top-end of women’s sevens has never been stronger, according to Australia coach Tim Walsh, who is confident his team have what it takes to get the better of New Zealand at the upcoming HSBC SVNS Grand Final in Madrid.