Today, Bristol Rovers Community College was delighted to welcome prospective post-16 students to our annual BTEC Taster Day, giving them the opportunity to experience life on our Community College programmes.

Last Friday evening, Bristol Rovers Community Trust proudly celebrated the achievements of our BTEC and Degree students at the annual Student Awards, held at the iconic Memorial Stadium.

Bristol Rovers Community Trust is seeking to employ a dynamic individual to become the Trusts 'Match Day Coordinator' who will lead and shape the Trusts Match Day activities!

Bristol Rovers Community Trust is seeking to employ a dynamic individual to become the Trusts 'Match Day Coordinator' who will lead and shape the Trusts Match Day activities!

Today marked the first-ever Rebound with Rovers Women’s Session delivered by Bristol Rovers Community Trust - and what a fantastic success it has been!

Following a fantastic few days full of energy, laughter and football, we’re proud to reflect on another hugely successful BRCT Football Fun Days programme during the May half-term break.

Fans, former players and local celebrities unite to raise awareness and vital funds for mental health support across the City.

We were delighted to welcome Jack Mason, who recently took part in the Pirates’ Crew Takeover Day, to join Nathan Hallett-Young and Chris Douglas in the technical area for the game.

As the 2025/26 season has come to a close, Bristol Rovers Community Trust reflects on a year of significant growth, recognition, and measurable impact across Bristol.

As the 2025/26 season comes to a close, Bristol Rovers are proud to celebrate the success of the Pirate Deck Fanzone, which hosted our EFL Panini Sticker Giveaway at the final home game of the season.

At Bristol Rovers Community Trust, we were delighted to announce the winners of our Bristol Rovers Community Player of the Season awards for both the men’s and women’s first teams.

After days filled with energy, laughter and football, we’re proud to look back on what was a hugely successful Bristol Football programme during the Easter school break.

We are incredibly proud to announce that Bristol Rovers have been recognised for their outstanding off-the-pitch efforts of both Bristol Rovers Community Trust and the football club.

The 2–0 victory over Accrington Stanley on Saturday may have marked the final whistle of The John Green Campaign, but in truth, it feels far more like the beginning of something lasting.

This year, we are incredibly proud to celebrate three outstanding achievements. Not only have we been named EFL Sky Bet League Two Community Club of the Season, and have also been shortlisted for the Overall Community Club of the Season award. In addition, The fantastic work undertaken by the Club and Community Trust has also led to a number of other EFL Award nominations.

The 2–0 victory over Accrington Stanley on Saturday may have marked the final whistle of The John Green Campaign, but in truth, it feels far more like the beginning of something lasting.

Last night over 100 people attended The Memorial Stadium to receive information and ask questions at a Prostate Cancer Awareness Evening, hosted as part of The John Green Campaign.

Bristol Rovers will highlight the importance of prostate cancer awareness as part of The John Green Campaign at our Sky Bet League Two fixture against Accrington Stanley.

Lucas Rogers has been named Bristol Rovers’ Community Captain in recognition of his contribution, enthusiasm and commitment to community engagement as part of the Premier League More Than A Game Campaign.

Over the next week (12th–22nd March 2026), we will be celebrating and showcasing the impact of our Premier League-funded community programmes throughout the 2025/26 season so far. This includes initiatives such as Premier League Kicks, Premier League Primary Stars, and the Premier League Players Pilot Project.