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Bath Rugby Club training ground comes to Farleigh Hungerford near Frome
Bath Rugby Club have today met their new owner Bruce Craig and been shown round their new training headquarters
Bath Rugby Club has been bought by a business man called Bruce Craig who has also acquired Farleigh House near Frome in order to provide excellent training facilities for the world class team. He made the following statement:
"It's a great honour to have this opportunity of becoming the new owner of Bath Rugby, to introduce myself and to let you know about some important and immediate investments in our club. In doing so I hope that the club can continue to enjoy your support in the coming months and years to help us get Bath Rugby right back to the top of rugby in England and indeed Europe.
Mendip District Council Business Development Officer, Allison Herbert said 'We are delighted to welcome the team to Mendip and hope that the beautiful surroundings of Farleigh Hungerford near Frome will inspire their playing.'
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