Clubhouse bar · January to April 2027

Fancy lending a hand behind the bar?

From Sunday-morning bacon rolls to Saturday's post-match pints, the clubhouse is at its best when we all pitch in. Grab a shift or two before the end of April and the kettle stays on.

Always two of youNo experience neededPick a day that suits you

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Sunday-morning minis at a rugby clubhouse: two parent volunteers serving tea and bacon rolls through the kitchen hatch, muddy children in rugby kit queueing, pitch and posts behind. — Minis morning, 10:20

Close-up of a steaming tea urn, mugs of tea and fresh bacon rolls on the kitchen hatch counter. — Big Bertha on duty

The week at the bar

Six shifts a week, from Wednesday training night to a relaxed Sunday afternoon.

Wednesday

19:00 – 22:30Training night: muddy seniors coming in for a brew.

Saturday

11:30 – 15:00Opening up, pre-match lunches and early home supporters.

15:00 – 18:30Final-whistle rush as the post-match bar fills up.

18:30 – 22:00Evening rounds, good chat, wiping down and locking up.

Sunday

09:00 – 12:30Minis and juniors queueing for bacon rolls and tea.

12:30 – 16:00Women's or Vets home games and an easy lock-up.

Always two of you

What you'll be doing

Pouring pints for the post-match crowd and having a catch-up across the bar.
Serving mugs of tea, coffee, bacon rolls and plenty of cheese toasties through the hatch.
Using the till and card reader, with simple notes taped right beside it.
Running glasses through the washer, wiping the counter and handing over to the next pair.

Our tea urn, Big Bertha, rumbles like a tighthead prop. Flick her on ten minutes before the minis come off the pitch and she'll look after you.

First time behind the bar? Someone on hand will gladly show you the till, the pumps and Big Bertha.

Can't make it after all? Just swap with a clubmate. Jo sends a friendly text the week before, too.

Questions? Email Jo: barrota@brackenfordrfc.example