Pay Subs On-Line Players, pay £60 now before the rate goes up after 30 September Non-players and students Contents · Home · Results and Fixtures · International Tickets · Calendar · Newsletter · Rules · WhosWho · Subs · External · Grounds · Awards · Shop · Content · Web_Links · Your_Account Who's Online There are currently, 11 guest(s) and 0 member(s) that are online. You are Anonymous user. You can register for free by clicking here Forthcoming Fixtures 11 September (RFU week 2) 1st XV play London Exiles 1st at home kick-off 3.00pm 2nd XV play Bec OB 2nd/3 at home kick-off 3.00pm 3rd XV play Staines 4th/4 away kick-off 3.00pm 4th XV play Woking 2nd/2 at home kick-off 3.00pm 18 September (RFU week 3) 1st XV play Old Blues 1st/3 at home kick-off 3.00pm 2nd XV play O.Tiffinian "Club" at home kick-off 3.00pm 4th XV play O.Walcountian 3rd/3 away kick-off 3.00pm Latest Results 04 September (RFU week 1) 1st XV   34 Old Actonians 1st/4   19 All results Player Registration Want to help shape the game? Posted on Sunday, July 20 @ 14:51:04 BST by jacksonc You’ve Got To Be In It To Win It The Rugby Football Union wants everyone involved in rugby union in England to work together to create the best possible competition structure for the game. To ensure that the “rugby landscape” below Level 3 serves the needs of everyone, the RFU is inviting all involved to join them in a wide ranging consultation process. “We want to make sure that as many people as possible take part in our consultation so that any change in our competition structure reflects the views, aspirations and wishes of the entire game,” says John Owen, the RFU’s Junior Vice President and Chairman of the Rugby Landscape Task Group. From July 1st for a period of four weeks there will be an Online Survey to bring in views so that “we get the competition structure right to sustain our member clubs for the future,” says Owen. After a full analysis of the questionnaire replies, there will be a stakeholders’ forum, following which recommendations will be drawn up and presented to the RFU Management Board and Council. Visit the Rugby Landscape Survey to be part of the new rugby landscape.   Related Links · More about News · News by jacksonc Most read story about News: Guernsey Tour Report Article Rating Average Score: 0 Votes: 0 Please take a second and vote for this article: Options    Printer Friendly Page    Send to a Friend Sorry, Comments are not available for this article. Web site engine's code is Copyright © 2003 by PHP-Nuke. All Rights Reserved. PHP-Nuke is Free Software released under the GNU/GPL license. Page Generation: 0.199 Seconds :: HeliusGray phpbb2 style by CyberAlien :: PHP-Nuke theme by www.nukemods.com ::