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Contentious issues such as Agenda 3, nondisclosure agreements and financial wizardry have opened a can of worms at Murrayfield, and in a rapidly changing rugby landscape the drama is not always confined to the action on the park.
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Professor Lorne Crerar, Chair of the Scottish Rugby Union Board of Custodians, is “comforted by the scope, extent and depth of the fact-finding process to date”
“I believe Tell Us shows that our sport is taking steps towards addressing behaviours and attitudes which need to change” – Gemma Fay …
Failure to meet or openly address issue is “an insult to her memory and heartbreakingly painful” …
Updated document states: ‘Rugby for players in the women’s category is limited to those whose sex was recorded as female at birth’ …
David Grevemberg CBE and Cheryl Black have been appointed after an extensive recruitment process …
Lorne Crerar gives an update on progress of his Custodian Board since new governance structure launched at the start of November …
Scottish Rugby’s Chief Medical Officer hopes that study prompts more research …
Professor Lorne Crerar CBE will be interim Chair of the new company limited by guarantee …
Part two of the 2022 SRU AGM and SGM on new governance structure will take place by video call tonight (Wednesday) …
The business ran at an operating deficit of £5.3m …
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