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Gloucestershire-based rugby league side, All Golds, should have been visiting neighbours Swindon St George for their Southern Conference curtain raiser this weekend, writes Tom Howe. However, due to the lockdown, Supermarine RFC was silent yesterday as both sets of...

What could be more appropriate on International Women's Day than the formal announcement of a brand new female sporting team? The newly formed Golden Ferns will soon add considerable lustre to English rugby. The concept has been spearheaded by Forest of Dean dynamo...

The All Golds continue to build their off-field infrastructures with the recruitment of experienced therapist Ian Dowling. Ian has a fine track record in the sporting medical arena having provided valuable service to both Tonga and Japan in the 2015 Rugby Union World...

By Gloucester Roundhead Gloucestershire and the maritime city of Hull have historic Rugby League links dating back to Queen Victoria's reign. It is apt therefore that the All Golds should continue this legacy with the quality acquisition of Hull born Jordan Kerman of...

The Forest of Dean has supplied both codes of Rugby with the finest of personnel for over a century. This tradition continues with the All Golds' appointment of the vastly experienced and highly regarded Newent born Andy Addis as Team Manager. Andy's pedigree in Rugby...

The ambitious All Golds are delighted to announce the appointment of one of the region’s most successful women, Gloucester born Julie Kent, as a board member elect. All Golds’ director and Cheltenham based accountant Joe David is rightly jubilant:” Julie is a most...

Jay with the Hull FC staff. Popular Bristolian Jay Woodley has won the race to secure the much desired role of full time All Golds' Schools' and Community Clubs' Development Officer. He beat an impressive field of candidates in so doing. Jay will be based...

Writer and rugby league historian, Les Hoole, has published a superb new volume on rugby league’s early history. With the help of many rarely seen images, he tells the tale of rugby league’s birth as the Northern Union, focusing on the personalities involved in the unprecedented breakaway.

The Rugby Football League is delighted to confirm that HRH The Duke of Sussex will be Chief Guest at Wembley on Saturday 24th August for the 118th Challenge Cup Final, between St Helens and Warrington Wolves.

The All Golds’ game against Cardiff Blue Dragons, postponed on 20 July, will not now be played. The Blue Dragons have withdrawn from the competition and the RFL have awarded the All Golds the two competition points with a notional score of 24-0.