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Questions on impact of cutting one team
Western Mail
|February 06, 2026
WELSH Government has asked WRU to publish full impact assessment of proposals to cut a regional team.
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Speaking in the Senedd earlier this week, Sioned Williams MS, who represents the region of South Wales West, asked Welsh Government for a statement detailing discussions on the potential impact of the WRU to cut one of Wales’ four professional sides.
The Ospreys are understood to be most at risk.
Ms Williams asked:
This story is from the February 06, 2026 edition of Western Mail.
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