Club News

Heriot’s Blues Women sponsor Golden Acre Foods has donated £400 worth of produce to Murrayside Care Home. Last week, the delivery of snacks and drinks arrived at the care facility where Heriot’s Blues Women player Jacqueline Kerr works as a Nurse Manager. Golden Acre Foods began sponsoring the 2019 National League Division 1 Champions after […]

As an orthopaedic Speciality Doctor for NHS Fife, Heriot’s Blues player Katy Sanjuan has faced significant changes at work due to the coronavirus pandemic. All of Katy’s routine clinics and surgery, such as arthroscopy and joint replacement surgery, have been postponed. In addition to trauma work, Katy and her colleagues have been redeployed to help

Did you know Heriot’s Rugby run a monthly supporters lottery prize draw, the 200 Club? For only £6 per month supporters can help generate income for the club while being in a draw to win. There is no limit to the number of £6 entries, increasing the chances of winning, with anyone over the age of

As the coronavirus pandemic began, Sterling Sinclair Removals & Storage (SSR) agreed to put company vehicles on standby for emergency use by the NHS. It was an easy decision for owner and Heriot’s Rugby player Adam Sinclair, who has donated £500 to the NHS and made a 25 per cent discount available at SSR for

Everyone at Heriot’s Rugby Club would like to congratulate Neil “Eck” Hinnigan on his appointment as Director of Rugby at Kelso Rugby Football Club. Over the past couple of seasons Neil has been the Heriot’s Rugby Team Manager and has brought a huge amount to Goldenacre in a short time. Neil was personally responsible for

The working environment at Murrayside Care Home where Heriot’s Blues player Jacqueline Kerr is a Nurse Manager has changed dramatically due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Jacqueline joined the new facility when it opened in October 2018 and provides long-term care to residents while managing her team of staff. To protect residents only

From a young age Matt Arnold knew he wanted to go into medicine, to have a practical job that made a difference. The Blues Men 1st XV player is currently working for the NHS at St John’s Hospital in Livingston, as a Foundation Year 2 Doctor in the intensive care unit (ICU). Day to day

A virtual event organised by Heriot’s Rugby Club players, featuring local band Bleeker, has raised £400 for cancer support charity Maggie’s. Held earlier this month over Zoom, the event connected Heriot’s Rugby and Blues Men players for a social night during the lockdown period after the cancellation of the club’s annual awards dinner. The Edinburgh

We are saddened to hear that former Heriot’s Rugby player Gordon Fisken passed away on 19th April, aged 75. He was in hospital and contracted COVID-19 when in there and despite giving it a good fight he unfortunately couldn¹t beat it. Gordon, formerly a surveyor, played second row for Heriot’s 1st XV in the late 1960s