World Rugby Museum Tours
The RFU or Rugby Football Union was formed in the year 1871 and has memberships of about 2,000 rugby clubs. It is the national governing body in England. 35 Constituent Bodies (CBs) come under the group of clubs where the CBs consist of England Schools Rugby Football Union, Oxford and Cambridge Universities, the three armed forces, England Students, few individuals and counties. These are supported by area managers, Rugby Development Officers and Community Rugby Coaches.
About 30,000 coaching sessions are provided every year. There are also few paid staff and several volunteers who are trained and supported. Volunteers are given responsible roles such as organising rugby activities, supporting work force and more. RFU has few PLC standards though it is neither a charity nor a company. It is a friendly society that is owned by member clubs. It gets its income through funds from government, sponsorship, a travel company, hospitality and catering; and television rights. The Rugby Football Union (RFU) is totally against the use of drugs just like other sports authorities. It encourages its players for doping free rugby. Different policies are run to tackle different issues related to doping. This is one of the fastest growing sports that have sustained strength and standards. This sport involves everything from teamwork, respect, enjoyment to discipline and sportsmanship.
