Rugby Magazine

Rugby Magazine is an independent local magazine covering Rugby, with its own newsroom and its own website. It is one of the titles listed on Local Magazines; the stories below were written and published by Rugby Magazine, and every headline links to its own site.

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8 recent stories from Rugby Magazine

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What's in a Name? The Stories Behind Rugby's Streets and Places

Rugby Magazine·2 August 2026

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The Birthplace of Two Revolutions: How Rugby Invented the Jet Age and Holography

Rugby Magazine·26 June 2026

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The Railway That Made Rugby: How a Junction Town Became an Industrial Hub

Rugby Magazine·11 June 2026

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Rugby Lions and the Grassroots Game: How a Town Lives Its Sport

Rugby Magazine·11 June 2026

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St Andrew's Church: 900 Years of History in Rugby's Heart

Rugby Magazine·11 June 2026

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The Rise and Fall of Rugby Cement: How One Industry Shaped a Town

Rugby Magazine·11 June 2026

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From Rupert Brooke to Salman Rushdie: The Literary Legacy of Rugby School

Rugby Magazine·11 June 2026

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The William Webb Ellis Legend: Separating Fact from Fiction at Rugby School

Rugby Magazine·11 June 2026

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