How to Join the Bedford Blues RFC Mailing List

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You can join the Bedford Blues RFC mailing list from the club's homepage at bedfordrugby.co.uk. Look for the "Join our mailing list" section, which sits alongside the newsletter prompt "Subscribe to the Blues Newsletter." The page describes the newsletter as covering the latest news, signings and match previews, and provides a "SIGN UP HERE" link to start the process. This is the right route if you want club updates delivered to you rather than checking the site for news.

What the newsletter covers

The homepage states the purpose directly: "Keep up to date with the latest news, signings and match previews." That means subscribers can expect a mix of:

  • Club news — announcements and updates published on the site
  • Signings — player recruitment news
  • Match previews — advance looks at upcoming fixtures

The same page shows the kind of content the club publishes, including match reports (for example, "REPORT | Blues Women top of the shop" and "REPORT | Maximum points haul at Nottingham"), team news ("TEAM NEWS | Squad named for Nottingham battle"), and event notices such as a fireworks display and funfair, a Christmas schedule, and Ladies Day raffle prizes. The newsletter is the channel for keeping track of this stream without revisiting the homepage.

How to sign up

  1. Go to bedfordrugby.co.uk.
  2. Find the "Join our mailing list" section or the "Subscribe to the Blues Newsletter" block on the homepage.
  3. Select the "SIGN UP HERE" link.
  4. Complete the sign-up form that opens and submit it.

Expected result: your email address is added to the club's mailing list, and you begin receiving the newsletter updates described on the page.

The site does not publish details of the form fields, confirmation emails, or how often messages are sent, so treat the steps above as the visible path rather than a full description of the process.

Common sticking points

  • The section moves. Homepage content changes with the season — the page already carries Christmas schedule and fireworks notices — so if you don't see the mailing list block immediately, scan the full homepage rather than assuming it has been removed.
  • Check before submitting. The site's terms and privacy policy are linked in the footer; reviewing them tells you how your email will be used.
  • No account needed for news. If you only want occasional updates, the News section of the site carries the same match reports and team news without a subscription.

Is it worth joining?

Join the mailing list if you want club news, signings and match previews pushed to you and would otherwise miss them between visits. If you check the site regularly or only follow results, the News section covers the same ground and you can skip the sign-up. For anything beyond news — booking an event, for instance — the homepage's "Book Your Event Today" section is the relevant starting point, not the newsletter.