Rugby For Heroes Calendar

RugbyforHeroes received a great response from everyone that attended the launch at the New Country Hotel on Thursday 27th October 2011.
We appreciate the support from those that attended and from Charlie Sharples, Freddie Burns, Dave Lewis and Shaun Knight for their time and assistance in making the calendar launch a success.

If you were unable to make it to the launch you can support the cause by buying a calendar from our store. We hear that they make great presents…

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