Wiltshire and Bath Air Ambulance backs Bath Rugby for historic treble bid

This exciting collaboration comes at a time of immense pride for the city and its supporters.  

Bath Rugby has already secured the Premiership Rugby Cup and the EPCR Challenge Cup this season. Now, they stand on the brink of an unprecedented treble – chasing their first English title since 1996. 

Wiltshire and Bath Air Ambulance has a long-standing relationship with the club, with current Bath hooker Tom Dunn and former England international Matt Perry both serving as charity ambassadors. 

The Charity’s deputy chief executive Barbara Gray said: “We’re incredibly proud of our associations with Bath Rugby, a club that shares our values of teamwork, resilience and community.  

“Our ambassadors’ support helps us continue delivering lifesaving critical care across Wiltshire and Bath.  

“On behalf of everyone at the Charity, we wish the team the very best of luck at Twickenham – we’ll be cheering them on every step of the way.” 

The sponsorship will see increased visibility for the charity at Bath Rugby’s stadium; The Recreation Ground helping raise awareness and vital funds to support its lifesaving work. 

This week the Charity’s Bell 429 helicopter touched down at the Rec, as the aircrew passed on their well wishes ahead of Saturday’s much-anticipated final. 

Cameron Georgel, Business Development Executive at Bath Rugby, added: “It’s been a real privilege to work with Wiltshire and Bath Air Ambulance and support the incredible work they do for our region. The charity is an essential part of our community, and we’re proud to have their support as we head into such a special moment in our club’s history.”