The Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 became a truly historic final at Twickenham, where England defeated Canada 33–13 in front of a record-breaking 81,885 fans, the largest crowd ever for a women’s rugby match. Millions more tuned in on TV, with a peak UK audience of 5.8 million, making it the most-watched rugby game of the …
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At TackleLondon, we believe rugby is more than just a sport; it’s a vehicle for connection, resilience and community healing. That’s why we are proud to welcome Warlingham RFC into the growing TackleLondon network, as we continue our mission to support young people facing adversity across every London borough. This partnership is not about creating …
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When Matthew Pook first picked up a rugby ball at Meridian High School, he couldn’t have imagined where the game would take him. Introduced to rugby through TackleLondon’s Schools Provision, Matthew’s journey has now led him to a Jack Petchey Achievement Award normination– and a new sporting home at Beccehamians RFC. Matthew’s dedication, attitude, and …
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TackleLondon was proud to play a part in a powerful moment of global connection this week, as the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, announced a new £1.4 million round of Go! London funding while visiting The Atlas Foundation’s programme in Cape Town, South Africa. His visit marked the conclusion of a historic trade mission and …
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Last week, from May 19th to 25th, the UK came together to mark Knife Crime Awareness Week 2025 a vital moment to reflect, learn, and act against one of the most pressing issues facing our communities. Led by the Ben Kinsella Trust, the week raised awareness of the devastating impact of knife violence and championed …
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19–25 May 2025 Knife crime is not an inevitable part of society. That’s the message powering this year’s Knife Crime Awareness Week, running from 19th to 25th May 2025. The national campaign, led by The Ben Kinsella Trust and supported by organisations across the UK, is calling for empowerment. Through sport, mentorship, and consistent presence …
19–25 May 2025 Knife crime is not an inevitable part of society. That’s the message powering this year’s Knife Crime Awareness Week, running from 19th to 25th May 2025. The national campaign, led by The Ben Kinsella Trust and supported by organisations across the UK, is calling for empowerment. Through sport, mentorship, and consistent presence …
Knife Crime Awareness Week 2025 will take place from 19th to 25th May, marking its third year as a national campaign to raise awareness, educate, and take action against knife crime. The week will feature a range of events, including community walks, school workshops, and public discussions, all aimed at building safer environments for young …
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At TackleLondon, we believe that sport, especially rugby, has the power to open doors, build confidence, and create lasting change. Few stories illustrate this better than Hezekai’s. Hezekai’s rugby journey began just recently at Chestnut Park Primary School, where he attended his very first training session on Wednesday, March 12th. It didn’t take long for …
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On the 7th of March 2025, rugby fever took over Croydon as TackleLondon proudly hosted its first-ever U14 Schools 7s Tournament! With nine schools and over 100 young players stepping onto the field, the day was packed with passion, sportsmanship, and unforgettable moments. The tournament wasn’t just about the action on the pitch—it was a …