An extraordinary general meeting of the Welsh Rugby Union might be called off after it was announced chair Richard Collier-Keywood would step down.

Bath and England lock Charlie Ewels has revealed he was in danger of having his foot amputated and spent a week in hospital after picking up an infection.

Bath and England lock Charlie Ewels says he feared he might lose a foot for a few hours because of a “very bad” leg infection he picked up during the winter.

Wales hooker Brodie Coghlan ready to hit the next level with Dragons after signing a new contract.

Joyce gave birth in November and returned to pitch in MarchBristol flanker hopes to be role model for next generationAlisha Joyce returned to the rugby pitch in March just 123 days after giving birth and a week later was named in Wales’s squad for the Women’s Six Nations. The 28‑year‑old says she was “shocked” to get the call-up after welcoming her son, Ralphie, in November but adds it’s “cool” to be a role model for the next generation of players.Joyce was the first Wales player to use the governing body’s new performance maternity programme. The back-row, who shares Ralphie with her wife and teammate Jasmine Joyce, has played only 30 minutes of rugby since returning last month in a game for Brython Thunder where she came off the bench. Continue reading…