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Community Clubs - Wheelchair Rugby
Event details
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National
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Friday 31 December 2027
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00:00–00:00
Ready to get involved in Wheelchair Rugby and be part of a supportive team?
Whether you've experienced Wheelchair Rugby at one of our Community Sport Series events, tried it within your region or are completely new to the sport, everyone is welcome.
As part of our Community Clubs Programme, you'll have the opportunity to take part in regular training and taster sessions, friendly fixtures and competitive tournaments, while connecting with other veterans through sport.
Register your interest today and we'll keep you updated with the latest news and upcoming session dates.
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