How did you come to play rugby at Heriot’s?‘‘I took a short break in playing, while at police college. When I returned to choose a club, I saw how well the women’s team was settling into the club at Heriot’s, and was excited to come back and play rugby in such an inclusive and welcoming
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We have made the decision to postpone our Annual Golf Outing from 1st October 2020 until Spring 2021 due to the current pandemic as we want our members and sponsors to have as full an experience as possible. The event will be for up to 18 teams of 4 players and will be held at
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How did you come to play rugby at Heriot’s?‘‘I heard good things about the club having previously being coached by now team mate Graham Wilson and coach Phil Smith at school. I got in touch and joined Heriot’s Rugby Club after moving to Edinburgh for university.’’ What do you enjoy about being a Heriot’s player?‘‘It
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How did you come to play rugby at Heriot’s?‘‘I had spent a season playing in Canada and came back not long after the club had formed. I’d been watching the development of the team closely on social media and knew there was only one team I planned on joining when I got back to Scotland.
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Promising Heriot’s Blues Women player Emily Flavell is eager to get back to training at Goldenacre and prepare for her debut game for the club. The19-year-old centre joined Heriot’s Blues Women during the Sarah Beaney Cup campaign, which was cut short by the coronavirus lock down. ‘‘At Heriot’s, straight away everyone was putting effort into
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Rugby is a way of life for Heriot’s Rugby Club parents Carl and Kirsty McWilliam who began the first RugbyTots franchise a decade ago. For the first time in months outdoor classes for Rugbytots in Scotland were held over the weekend. Carl, Rugbytots Scotland Managing Director and Head of Coaching, described lock down as a
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How did you come to play rugby at Heriot’s?‘‘I was moving up to Scotland for university and my school coach introduced me to Iain ‘The Bear’ Milne and he invited down for a training session. That was eight years ago and they haven’t been able to get rid of me since.’’ What do you enjoy
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In a month Scone Palace near Perth will host Revival, a drive-in variety show organised by Heriot’s Blues Women player Harriet ‘Hatty’ Compson-Bradford and her two sisters. Hatty with her twin sister Victoria, a singer, and older sister Rohanne, a dancer and choreographer, founded Rosie Glow Productions. Through their company work on Revival only began
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The doors of Montpeliers reopen today (15 July) with Tigerlily to welcome customers from 22 July with the new At Home range remaining available. The Heriot’s Rugby Club sponsors will offer a £50 hamper from the At Home food and drink delivery service to the lucky winner of the latest club prize draw. To enter
How did you come to play rugby at Heriot’s? ‘‘I moved to the capital for work and my former coach at West of Scotland RFC, Andy Douglas recommended joining the Nails. I also knew a few boys that are currently at the club and former players, all of which had only positive things to say
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