Sport and Tourism Minister Helen Grant gave enthusiastic support this week for the first ever Mixed Ability Rugby World Tournament. The tournament will see players with Learning or Physical Disabilities playing alongside non-disabled players in the same full...
The brand new logo for the 1st ever Mixed Ability Rugby World Tournament has been revealed! The logo has been designed by Chris Garbutt and Mark Barraclough as a two-hands shaped rugby ball, to emphasize the relevance that support and facilitation hold in playing...
Bumbles founder Anthony Brooke has been awarded with the prestigious 2014 Points of Light Award by the PM David Cameron. PM David Cameron said: 'Anthony was born with cerebral palsy. As a rugby fanatic he had always wanted to play the sport, but when he approached...
More than 50 people have attended the educational presentation delivered by the WEA Inclusion in Rugby Group last Wednesday at Middleton Leisure Centre (Leeds). The WEA trainers have shown once again a proven and engaging model of peer education, apt to attract new...
IMAS Director Martino Corazza is pleased to introduce the new Patron of the 2015 first Mixed Ability Rugby World Tournament, Gerry Sutcliffe MP and Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Disability Sports. The international rugby festival scheduled to take...
IMAS forged new links recently with an introduction from Anthony Waddington Participate Projects Director to Bradford Deaf Community Centre organisers. Mark Goodwin said “The community centre which is centrally located in Bradford offers IMAS the opportunity to...
The Bingley-based Bumble Bees have been awarded the prestigious Rugby Football Union President's Award for their innovative mixed ability approach to the game and for using rugby as a vehicle for social change. The player are working in partnership with the...