Cinderford RFC was formed in 1886 in the Forest of Dean a mining area in West Gloucestershire situated between the Rivers Severn and Wye. The area, a source of iron ore and coal since pre-Roman times, also provided timber for Nelson's navy and was seen as remote and the inhabitants as wild and unpredictable.
By the turn of the twentieth century Cinderford were playing leading teams from England and South Wales but after the Great War the club's fortunes, and the local coal mining industry declined, and many good players 'went North' to seek employment in the coalfields and rugby in the 'Northern Union'.
By the turn of the twentieth century Cinderford were playing leading teams from England and South Wales but after the Great War the club's fortunes, and the local coal mining industry declined, and many good players 'went North' to seek employment in the coalfields and rugby in the 'Northern Union'.
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Entrance to the game will cost 5, with proceeds split between Moggsy's and. Ex-Chairman and life-long Cinderford fan Gary Trigg is undertaking a wing walk in aid of charity - raising money for the GRH Dandelion Appeal. Those with voting rights I.E.
RICHARD 'MOGGSY' MORGAN It is with great sadness that Cinderford Rugby Football Club report the death of well known former player and committee man Richard 'Moggsy' Morgan, who has passed away at the age of seventy after a long illness - borne with dignity.Following Monday's NCA executive meeting, Chairman John Inverdale has issued a further statement regarding proposals for the 2020/21 season.
RICHARD 'MOGGSY' MORGAN It is with great sadness that Cinderford Rugby Football Club report the death of well known former player and committee man Richard 'Moggsy' Morgan, who has passed away at the age of seventy after a long illness - borne with dignity.Following Monday's NCA executive meeting, Chairman John Inverdale has issued a further statement regarding proposals for the 2020/21 season.
Cinderford RFC believes that the safety of children and vulnerable adults is a fundamental value of our game and has adopted the RFU Safeguarding Policy. Cinderford RFC wants to help all players of whatever age, standard or ability to achieve their full potential. By enabling this we aim to promote and develop rugby within the community and encourage participation and enjoyment at all levels.
The importance of a valid, current & paid-up membership for players cannot be stated strongly enough. Players without a current membership are simply not insured and run the risk of being left without any protection or cover should the unimaginable occur and serious injury or even death occur as a result.
If you are looking to promote your business to the ever increasing Cinderford Rugby Club audience, then there are a number of advertising opportunities that offer cost effective branding. With an ever growing audience and an average seasonal attendance of over 400, perimeter advertising boards are an excellent way to get your brand message across.
If you are looking for the perfect venue for your event or occasion then Cinderford Rugby Club ticks all the boxes. Our extensive range of rooms, free car parking and central forest location make Cinderford the perfect venue. Whatever your event you can assured that you will enjoy not only the excellent facilities, but also the care and attention of the Cinderford event team.
Reviews (6)
Jason Turner
Oct 22, 2021
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Visited the club on a busy match day as part of a large reunion party. We received the warmest of welcomes from the club and hospitality team. The service behind the bar was prompt and friendly. The quality of the buffet spread received was second to none. I would highly recommend Cinderford RFC as a venue for any function or party. The service and quality of food and drink is excellent and the club is clean and tidy. Thank you again to all those involved in helping make our reunion day a huge success.
Kath
Dec 10, 2020
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Gaynor Preston-Routedge
Oct 03, 2019
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Good club, apart from I have a service dog
The club has a policy of no dogs. I had asked permission from the club president to see if a service dog was allowed within the rugby grounds. He gave us permission however I got people coming up to me repeatedly saying I was not allowed in the area where the lads were playing rugby.
I even got somebody saying he had never heard of a service dog and went onto say there are only guide dogs.
Next season will not be visiting to watch my son and his team play.
Good win for you!
The club has a policy of no dogs. I had asked permission from the club president to see if a service dog was allowed within the rugby grounds. He gave us permission however I got people coming up to me repeatedly saying I was not allowed in the area where the lads were playing rugby.
I even got somebody saying he had never heard of a service dog and went onto say there are only guide dogs.
Next season will not be visiting to watch my son and his team play.
Good win for you!
John Evans
Jun 24, 2019
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Simon Hughes
Dec 22, 2018
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Anthony Reid
Sep 23, 2018
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