Bristol Rovers Community Trust (BRCT) is proud to announce a new Content Partnership with BoomSatsuma, marking an exciting step forward in the Trust’s commitment to innovative storytelling and high-quality media content.

Bristol Rovers Community Trust is delighted to announce Mothers for Mothers as its official charity partner for the remainder of the 2025/26.

Around 70 students from the Bristol Rovers Community Trust College took part in the session, which was delivered by Resuscitation Practitioners from both NHS Trusts. The training focused on the importance of early intervention during cardiac emergencies, teaching students how to perform CPR and how to use a defibrillator - a device that can restart the heart during sudden cardiac arrest.

Bristol Rovers Community Trust was thrilled to welcome local primary schools to The Memorial Ground for a special Author Day, celebrating creativity, imagination, and the joy of reading and writing.

Students recently had the opportunity to learn from Sam Kotadia, a leading practitioner in sports psychology who has worked in the field since graduating from university in 2006. Sam currently serves as the First Team Sport Psychologist at Wrexham AFC and Head of Psychology for the national charity Empire Fighting Chance (EFC).

Bristol Rovers Community Trust are excited to announce Mothers for Mothers as its Official Charity Partner for the remainder of the 2025/26 season.

North Bristol NHS Trust and Bristol Rovers Community Trust launch landmark collaboration to boost community health and wellbeing.

Local schools shine at Lockleaze Sports Centre as the next generation of talent takes centre stage.

Bristol Rovers and Bristol Rovers Community Trust were proud to host another powerful Show Racism the Red Card workshop at the Memorial Stadium this week

Padre Dave Jeal CF and the Royal Dragoon Guards lead a moving ceremony at the Memorial Gates  - one of the most important and heartfelt events in the club’s calendar.

Paying tribute to the remarkable journey of Bernard Hall who gave his all for the club, on and off the pitch.

Ashley Down Station in north Bristol opened for use on Saturday 28 September 2024 - but what does this mean for fan across Bristol?

Last week, Bristol Rovers Community Trust CEO Adam Tutton attended the Blue Diamond Lunch, hosted at Bristol Rovers’ Training Ground, The Quarters.