Manchester rugby team star at game-changing fundraising festival to raise money for vulnerable and disadvantaged children
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukA Manchester rugby team were front and centre of a trailblazing annual tournament to raise money for vulnerable and disadvantaged children.
Iain Taylor, a 55-year-old surveyor from Macclesfield, is an avid member and supporter of UK charity Wooden Spoon and played for the Northwest XV at their Vets Fest 22 event this weekend.
The tournament, held at Birmingham’s Moseley Rugby Football Club, celebrated its second year and featured over 700 players from 16 men’s and 10 women’s Vets teams across the country.
And with rugby playing such an important role in his own life, Taylor was delighted to give back to the community throughout a fun-filled day of action.
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