This same symbolism is illustrated with the Manchester Bee icon on our first team playing shirts and this new funding regime. A community fund has been created to support local communities affected by the Manchester attack on 22nd May 2017. The Fund will assist local groups and organisations to host events and manage initiatives to counter hate and emerging unrest and should look to promote cohesion within communities.

The Club has embraced this Initiative and is delighted to announce through liaison with THE GREATER MANCHESTER HIGH SHERIFF'S POLICE TRUST, we have been granted funding to our Minis and Juniors Section, to allow a dedicated inter-faith day. This, whereby we build on our already tried and tested philosophy of bringing communities together across Greater Manchester and illustrate the many benefits to enjoying the beautiful game which is rugby. More details will be announced shortly. But people interested in knowing more and being registered for this initiative can email Adrian Stores at manchesterrugby@acrobatfcsm.com in the meantime.

Find out more about the High Sherriff’s Police Trust here:
http://www.gmhspt.org