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Former Super League and international forward, Brad Hepi has taken the reins as Head Coach to lead University-based Championship One side, the All Golds, into their inaugural semi-professional season. Just weeks after his appointment to the University of Gloucestershire student coaching panel Hepi has secured the coaching spot with the All Golds First Team. Hepi…

December 5th saw CALM bring together powerful ideas and opportunities for anyone involved in reducing suicide in Cheshire or Merseyside.

The 2013 Rugby League European Bowl will feature the Czech Republic, Norway and Ukraine with the biggest ever prize attached for the victors. State of Mind would like to wish all competing nations all the very best of luck for the tournament as the winning nation will be promoted to the 2014-15 European Shield.

Ian Sibbit who will be appearing in the soon to be released new State of Mind film has retired from rugby league.

Open Minds Alliance CIC is a not-for-profit organisation formed to develop and deliver training packages for a range of sectors, including healthcare, social care, statutory bodies and communities. These include ‘Connecting with People’ a bite-size suicide awareness and prevention package.

Salford City Reds player Jordan James appeared on last week’s edition of ‘Take Me Out’ on Saturday night with Paddy McGuinness and he achieved a programme record with all the girls on the show leaving their lights on and wanting a date with the Wales Rugby League international

State of Mind arrived at the Don Valley Stadium on the 17th August which was the same evening Jessica Enniss was having a homecoming in Sheffield.

Oxford Rugby League Club – Hello and welcome to Oxford Rugby League Club – a club that is ready to create an incredible sporting landmark, in both the history of rugby league and the city.

With just under one year to go to the Rugby League World Cup Final 2013, tournament organisers have announced that less than 10,000 of the ‘Early Bird’ tickets remain on sale.

Bradford Bulls have suffered two injury blows ahead of the new season with the news that scrum-half Luke Gale and back-row forward John Bateman are to undergo surgery.