Sir Bill Beaumont Honored by Fylde with Freedom of Borough Award

Former Rugby Union captain Sir Bill Beaumont has been honored by Fylde with the Freedom of the borough award for his outstanding contributions to the sport and player welfare. Sir Bill, who led England to a grand slam victory in 1980, has been a prominent figure in the rugby world, serving as the president of World Rugby since 2016. Fylde Council leader Karen Buckley praised Sir Bill’s efforts in driving governance reform and enhancing player welfare, making him a deserving recipient of the prestigious award. The Freedom of the borough award is a rare recognition that dates back to medieval times, signifying the recipient’s significant impact on the local community. Sir Bill’s achievements on and off the field have solidified his legacy as a rugby legend and a champion for player well-being. Follow the latest updates on Sir Bill Beaumont’s recognition and stay informed about the world of Rugby Union.