Bletchley Rugby Club

Although Bletchley Rugby Club was founded in 1947 its origins probably lie in an ambition held by the Town Surveyor, Mr. J Smithie, as early as 1946 to provide local sporting activities for the Town. His idea was to build a sports pavilion capable of providing a base for outdoor sports such as football, hockey and cricket whilst at the same time being capable of hosting indoor activities such as darts, badminton and gymnastics. Eventually by 1947 with the aid of various local and national grants, work commenced on the buildings which now form the homes of Bletchley Rugby Club and the Irish Club, although the complex would not be officially completed until October 1952 when it was opened by the Duke of Edinburgh. Now home to 4 senior mens and women's team along with boys and girls teams from colts sown to 'Little Swans' Bletchley Rugby Club is home to over 250 players supported by our wonderful coaches and volunteers.
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