WRU names businessman Faulkner as new chair
Lyndon Faulkner, the nephew of Wales legend Charlie Faulkner, will take the role at the WRU's annual general meeting on 22 November.
BBC Sport reports: Lyndon Faulkner, the nephew of Wales legend Charlie Faulkner, will take the role at the WRU's annual general meeting on 22 November.
This sports story centres on the United Kingdom. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include WRU, Lyndon Faulkner and Charlie Faulkner.
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