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Child Safeguarding & Photography

Attached you will find the BRUFC Child Safeguarding Policy and, separately, our Policy on Photography. Also in this section is the new Safeguarding news letter. Policy documents are authored and signed by Kelly Glister, Safeguarding Officer, and approv

HIRE THE CLUBHOUSE

Both members and non-members can hire our Clubhouse for their own events such as: Birthday & Company Parties, Christenings, Funeral Receptions, Weddings and Wedding Receptions, Team Building Exercises and much much more. We have ample parking, a fully

DOGS at Buckingham Rugby Club

Dogs ARE permitted on club premises on the strict condition that they are kept on a short lead and confined to the patio area at the front of the clubhouse ONLY. This rule applies to both members and visitors alike. Dogs are NOT permitted inside the cl

Medical Information (1 page)

More information to follow shortly

VP Lunches

We look forward to welcoming Vice Presidents and their guests to the following lunches this season. Start time for all lunches 12 midday: 6th October 2018 - Sponsors' lunch. 1st XV v Bicester 3rd November 2018 - Chairman's lunch. 1st XV v Littlemore

Club Development (4 pages)

In 2008 the club bought ¾ of the adjoining field to the north of the existing grounds. Planning permission was applied to convert the area from a derelict field into a playing field and car park, with the help of Bateman mole associates (a local a

Vice Presidents' Section (3 pages)

After narrowly missing promotion last season, our 1st XV remain in Southern Counties North and Jamie Temple lead the boys out at Stow for the opening league fixture on 8th September, winning 26-10. The Swans, with their largest squad ever, are again lead

The 300 Club (2 pages)

THE NEW 300 CLUB Originally formed as a 100 Club in 1997, as the Club grew bigger, it became the 300 Club in 2008. After a review of features and benefits, a new 300 Club was relaunched for the 2017-2018 season and beyond. This enhanced version prov

History (3 pages)

1947/48 As with most sports, Rugby Union took a back seat to the war years and Buckingham Rugby Club was no exception, playing no games during that time. In 1947, the club was reformed and played on Cornwalls Meadow, an area now more commonly known as Bud

Honours (3 pages)

CLUBMAN OF THE YEAR 1984 J. GEARY 1985 K.DAY 1986 K.DAY 1987 G.GURNETT 1988 G.GURNETT 1989 D.J.SPICER 1990 A.KETTLEWELL 1991 F.GEMMEL AND J.COOK 1992 S.JONES 1993 CHILD FAMILY 1994 M.BLACKWELL 1995 F.A.W.SMITH 1996 P.J.HOWELL 1997 B.L. & J.A.WALLIS 199

Membership (2 pages)

In line with the start of training, the membership year runs from the 1st July to the 30th June and BRUFC maintains a strict NO PAY NO PLAY policy that comes into force on 30th September. Note that Standard Playing Membership fees incur a £25 Admin Fee f

Recruitment (1 page)

Volunteers Would you like to be more involved in your club? Then volunteer to be part of the fantastic team that keeps this successful club thriving. Even if you have a very small amount of time you still may be able to provide a very valuable skill. Foll