regular campaign. T e Blues will travel to Cornish Pirates, Saracens,


Doncaster Knights and Nottingham following the curtain raiser against Coventry. Throughout the 2021 campaign, Bedford


Blues promise to showcase and highlight just how important Championship rugby is to Bedford and why they remain the best supported team in the division. A successful crowdfunding appeal has helped


subsidise the costs necessary to meet additional COVID testing, protocols and operational costs required to compete in the Championship – and there are more ways than ever that supporters can continue to help the club. T e people of Bedford and wider into the county


have demonstrated time and time again just how important Bedford Blues are to the community and it is down to this support that the club continues to thrive. Sponsorship opportunities remain available


across all facets of the club including pitch side advertising hoardings, and many more digital and new media opportunities. Away from the fi rst team, bespoke opportunities


are available to sponsor Blues Community projects, Blues Foundation or the Bedford Blues Women’s Team.


Contact gareth@bedfordrugby.co.uk to discuss any potential avenues at Goldington Road or head to the Bedford Blues website www.BedfordRugby.co.uk for all confi rmed fi xture dates


Full Bedford Blues fixture list (all dates and kick-offs to be confirmed):


Coventry vs BEDFORD BLUES March 6


BEDFORD BLUES v Hartpury University March 13


Cornish Pirates v BEDFORD BLUES March 20


BEDFORD BLUES v Jersey Reds March 27


Saracens v BEDFORD BLUES April 10


BEDFORD BLUES v Richmond April 17


Doncaster Knights v BEDFORD BLUES May 1


BEDFORD BLUES v Ealing Trailfinders May 15


Nottingham v BEDFORD BLUES May 22


BEDFORD BLUES v Ampthill May 29


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