London Welsh

Nathan Vella is confident that his former Auckland teammate Piri Weepu will have little difficulty settling in to life at London Welsh and the Aviva Premiership.

Matt Corker and Tom May will continue their dual captaincy at London Welsh for the forthcoming season.

Aviva Premiership new-boys London Welsh have landed the highest profile signing of the off-season so far with the signature of former All Black and World Cup winner Piri Weepu.

London Welsh have secured the impressive signing of Australian back-row forward Lachlan McCaffrey from Super 15 side Brumbies.

London Welsh have added Newport Gwent Dragons flanker Darren Waters to their squad for the 2014/15 Aviva Premiership season.

London Welsh boss Justin Burnell wants his players to be thinking about more than just survival in the Aviva Premiership this season when they open up at home to Exeter on Sunday, September 7

London Welsh have announced former England lock Dean Schofield as their latest new signing for next season.

London Welsh can today confirm the signing of former England U20 hooker Koree Britton.

Fresh from the club's Greene King IPA Championship success, London Welsh will be targeting more silverware at the inaugural Rugby World Club 10s in Singapore on June 21-22.

London Welsh is delighted to be able to confirm the signings of James Sandford, Cameron Goodhue, Paul Rowley and Jesse Liston.

London Welsh have added to the club's front row options for next season's Aviva Premiership campaign with the signings of Taione Vea, Ricky Reeves, Shane Cahill, Jack Gilding, Nathan Taylor and Jimmy Litchfield.

London Welsh have been drawn with Edinburgh Rugby, Bordeaux Begles and Lyon in Pool 5 of next season's inaugural European Rugby Challenge Cup.

The Aviva Premiership’s newest team, London Welsh, have wasted no time in building their squad for the 2014/15 season, with the addition of three new faces just the day after signing Olly Barkley.

London Welsh have announced the signing of fly-half Olly Barkley for their return to the Aviva Premiership next season.

London Welsh head coach Justin Burnell was in understandably jubilant mood after watching his side clinch their place in next season's Aviva Premiership.

London Welsh booked a quickfire Aviva Premiership return after condemning big-spending Bristol to another season in English rugby's second tier.

With the final match of the 2013/14 RFU Championship season tomorrow, London Welsh may take a 19-point lead into the 2nd leg of their final with Bristol, but they'll head to the Memorial Stadium next week still targeting a win.

London Welsh took a giant stride towards regaining their place in the Premiership with a convincing 27-8 win over Bristol in the Championship play-off final first-leg at Kassam Stadium.

Justin Burnell praised his sides' character after London Welsh came back from 13 points down on aggregate against Leeds Carnegie, with just 12 minutes remaining, to set up a Championship final showdown with Bristol, with a place in the Premiership the prize.

London Welsh will face Bristol for a place in next season's Aviva Premiership after Gordon Ross' late penalty handed them a dramatic victory over Leeds Carnegie.