RFU Rules and Regulation

2 Oct 2019 | 2 min |

Privacy Policy

As the national governing body for rugby union in England and operator of Twickenham Stadium, the RFU processes a large amount of personal data, including data from fans, participants and third parties.

Much of this data is used in order to safeguard the game for all participants.

The RFU wants to use this data in a way which is fair and transparent. 

Three Privacy Notices available below explain what data is used and why.

The Game Management System Privacy Notice also explains how the RFU, clubs, constituent bodies and referee societies use data entered into the Game Management System.

Use of www.englandrugby.com and other websites operated by the RFU is subject to our cookie policy outlined below.

The UK General Data Protection Regulation(GDPR) also applies to clubs, constituent bodies and referee societies.

The RFU has provided guidance for the game in the form of a GDPR toolkit and associated documents.

These can be found in the GDPR for rugby clubs section on the England Rugby website.

The GDPR gives individuals a number of rights in relation to their data. Further detail is set out in the Privacy Notices above. If you would like to make a Subject Access Request in respect of data held by the RFU, please fill in our Subject Access Request Form and send it by email to DataProtection@rfu.com or by post to The Data Protection Officer, Rugby Football Union, Rugby House, Twickenham Stadium, Twickenham TW2 7BA.

Please note that if you would like to make a Subject Access Request in respect of data held by a club, constituent body, referee society, World Rugby or another rugby body, you will need to contact that body directly.