WRFC 1871 - 2021
In 2021, WRFC will celebrate 150 years of amateur rugby in Worcester.
Our 150th anniversary publication will be available shortly. If you have not yet ordered a copy (or copies) there is still time. A payment of £30.00 per copy will secure your book(s) for collection at the Former Players Lunch on 4th of December.
If you are unable to attend on the 4th further arrangements regarding collection, or delivery costs will be advised in due course.
Please submit your payment via Nat West Bank, A/C 12018600, Sort Code 55-81-57 and email us via the contact page to confirm you have paid.

A Brief History of WRFC
The club was founded in 1871 by the Reverend Francis John Eld, with the first known game played against the First Worcester Artillery Corps at Somerset Place, which later became Flag Meadow.
Other grounds played on in those early years, included Pitchcroft, New Road adjacent to The County Cricket Ground, The Lodge Northwick Road and Perdiswell, with various hotels and public houses providing changing accommodation and refreshments.
The club began playing at Bevere in Worcester in 1956 and left Bevere for Sixways in 1975 when the clubhouse was opened. Finally with the formation of Worcester Warriors professional club WRFC relocated across the A4538 (Pershore Lane) to a new facility on Weston's Fields in 2017.
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