Tag: birthplace of rugby
Where it all started – exploring a scene of worldwide sporting significance 200 years on and all on my own doorstep
Whether you are a fan, player or follower of the sport, it cannot have escaped your attention that this year is something of a big year in the world of rugby.
Continue reading “Where it all started – exploring a scene of worldwide sporting significance 200 years on and all on my own doorstep”Seann Walsh, Ken Bruce and The BBC Concert Orchestra among big names appearing at this year’s The Festival on The Close
We are now only a matter of weeks away from the return of The Festival on The Close in Rugby, Warwickshire, where big names at this year’s Festival include Seann Walsh, Horrible Histories Live, The BBC Concert Orchestra, Louise Dearman, Tom Seals and Ken Bruce.
Continue reading “Seann Walsh, Ken Bruce and The BBC Concert Orchestra among big names appearing at this year’s The Festival on The Close”5 rugby places to visit in Rugby
With the 2020 Six Nations Rugby Championship getting underway this weekend, it is only right being a travel writer from and based in Rugby that I highlight some of the visitor attractions in my hometown.
And if you are a supporter or follower of rugby or just have a general interest in the game, this will be of real interest.
So here it is, call it a mini-tour as it were – my guide to five rugby places to visit here in Rugby.
Day 45 – 45 Days Of Rugby
So we are finally here, Day 45 and the final day and act of 45 Days Of Rugby.
Day 44 – 45 Days Of Rugby
Day 44 and the penultimate day of 45 Days Of Rugby, with today also being the day of the 2019 Rugby World Cup Final.
Day 42 – 45 Days Of Rugby
Day 42 of 45 Days of Rugby, and Happy Halloween everyone.
Day 36 – 45 Days Of Rugby
Day 36 of 45 Days Of Rugby and almost into the final week.
Day 35 – 45 Days Of Rugby
As we are approaching the weekend’s @rugbyworldcup semi-finals and the pursuit of the golden #webbelliscup, did you know there is a second William Webb Ellis trophy?
Day 30 – 45 Days of Rugby
Day 30 of 45 Days of Rugby, and we reach the two-thirds point of my gallery of rugby images from the birthplace of the game