Try GOLD - Free

England's Red Roses return to grassroots to boost rugby

The Herald

|

October 02, 2025

FRESH from their Women’s Rugby World Cup final win, the Red Roses will be stepping off the international stage and into grassroots clubs across England as part of RugbyFest (3-6 October 2025), a nationwide celebration of rugby designed to inspire the next generation.

England's Red Roses return to grassroots to boost rugby

Over the course of the weekend, hundreds of rugby clubs will open their doors, hosting taster sessions, family fun days, and mini festivals. With the squad visiting clubs up and down the country to meet young players and share their own stories, the events promise to bring the magic of the World Cup back to communities across the country.

RugbyFest will be a celebration of rugby in England after the conclusion of the record breaking Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 and a home-turf victory. The weekend is designed to encourage new players, supporters and volunteers to get involved in the sport. Central to this effort is FindRugby.com, where young fans, parents and future players can find out about local opportunities to get involved with the sport.

MORE STORIES FROM The Herald

The Herald

UNITED WANT TO HEAD SOUTH IF RUBEN GOES

JOLEON LESCOTT reckons Manchester United want Gareth Southgate to replace Ruben Amorim.

time to read

1 min

October 03, 2025

The Herald

72 are killed in Filipino quake

THE death toll in a powerful earthquake that hit the central Philippines late on Tuesday has risen to 72 with nearly 300 others injured.

time to read

1 min

October 03, 2025

The Herald

Charges planned for George Park 'n' Ride

HUGE changes could be implemented at the George Park and Ride. Plymouth City Council are advertising proposals to introduce long-stay charges at the George Park and Ride to help ensure more spaces are available for bus passengers.

time to read

2 mins

October 03, 2025

The Herald

Independence for Plympton idea is 'gaining support'

A CALL for Plympton to become independent from Plymouth and have its own town council is gaining support in the community.

time to read

3 mins

October 03, 2025

The Herald

Award-winning clarinet player Emma coming to Plymouth for recital

Perhaps the UK's most famous clarinettist will perform at Plymouth Concerts

time to read

1 min

October 03, 2025

The Herald

Questions raised over new homes

QUESTIONS have been asked about how Plymouth city centre's \"new town\" of 10,000 homes will be paid for.

time to read

1 mins

October 03, 2025

The Herald

The Herald

Get The Herald to your door

National Home News Delivery Month

time to read

2 mins

October 03, 2025

The Herald

Labour are the 'handmaidens' to Reform - Green leader

THE Green Party will accuse Labour of being too strongly influenced by Reform UK, as the party's conference gets under way today.

time to read

1 mins

October 03, 2025

The Herald

BRAWL OR NOTHING

DWAYNE JOHNSON PACKS AN EMOTIONAL PUNCH IN BRUISING BIOPIC OF UFC FIGHTER MARK KERR

time to read

2 mins

October 03, 2025

The Herald

A NICE RIDE... SHAME ABOUT THE ANXIETY

FOR most bikers, the sound is a visceral part of the riding pleasure, whether it’s the heartbeat of a single, the syncopated throb of a V-twin, the sweet whine of a triple, or the unmitigated howl of an inline four at full chat.

time to read

3 mins

October 03, 2025

Listen

Translate

Share

-
+

Change font size