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Bath was under new ownership today after West Country-born entrepreneur and businessman Bruce Craig bought the Guinness Premiership club from Andrew Brownsword.

Three Bath Rugby players have todayresigned from the club before they were due to attend an internal disciplinary hearing following allegations of drug abuse at the end of season party.

Bath Rugby club officials say they remain committed to redeveloping their existing site Fears are growing that Bath Rugby could leave the city if it is deemed impossible to redevelop its ground ...

But overall, the club’s loss for the financial year went up by 12.9%, from £3.26 million to £3.68 million. And owner Craig has increased his loan to the club by £5.9 million, the balance of ...

Bath Rugby Club was last night investigating accusations of a wild end-of-season coke and booze session. Several first team players have been hauled before club officials amid claims they took ...

Premiership club Bath Rugby have announced a reduction in net losses to £1.8m in the year to 30 June 2015, down from £3m in the previous period. Turnover at the club grew from £11.8m to £14.6m ...

Ever since I started writing this column it seems that I have had to remind people of the position that Bath rugby club used to have in the English domestic game. Their near total hegemony for ...

‘Who can ever be tired of Bath’ asked Jane Austen, aping Samuel Johnson’s remark about London in 1777? Stay up to date with notifications from The Independent Notifications can be managed in ...

Bath Rugby bought by millionaire fan Bruce Craig. The biggest financial 'player’ and possibly one of the most rugby-savvy owners to appear on the English domestic scene in 15 years of ...

Bath Rugby submitted plans for their new stadium today. 'A significant milestone in the history of this club' One of the main reasons for the redevelopment is to protect its long-term future ...

Bath Rugby club officials say they remain committed to redeveloping their existing site. Fears are growing that Bath Rugby could leave the city if it is deemed impossible to redevelop its ground.