City aims to build on Rugby World Cup legacy
Brighton & Hove City Council is leveraging the legacy of the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup to boost female participation in the sport. The initiative has successfully engaged over 2,600 women and girls through community programs and school activities.
Why it matters
It highlights how major sporting events can drive long-term community health and social engagement at the local level.
A city is aiming to build on the legacy of the Women's Rugby World Cup, after hosting games during the 2025 competition.
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