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Decision - RWC25 - Women's Rugby World Cup 2025 Host City Bid

Brighton and Hove Tourism, Equalities, Communities & Culture Committee Decided 12 Jan 2023 for determination GET /api/coverage
Decision maker
Tourism, Equalities, Communities & Culture Committee
Report author
Ian Baird
Published
12 Jan 2023
Reference
6811

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Brighton and Hove are seeking to become a host City for the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup.

RESOLVED: That Committee: 1. Agrees that officers continue through the selection process with an aim, if selected, to be announced as a host city in February 2023. 2. Agrees to a host city contribution from existing EEC budgets and delegates authority to the Executive Director Economy, Environment & Culture to agree the final detail of this contribution and enter into necessary agreement(s) with the tournament organisers depending on the financial arrangements.

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The report outlines the initial post-tournament impacts of UEFA Women’s EURO 2022. The tournament attracted record attendances, generated substantial economic activity, increased interest in women’s football, and created more than 416,000 grassroots participation opportunities across host cities.

Recommendation
Continue monitoring participation, interest in women’s football and the tournament’s legacy, with a full post-event impact study to be published in summer 2023.
Financial impact
Host cities received a £81m boost in economic activity; total spectator spending around matchdays and trips across England was £44m.

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women and girlslocal residents in host citiesspectatorstournament volunteersschoolsclubscommunity organisationsgrassroots football participantscoachesofficialsinternational visitorsdomestic visitors

Next steps

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  • Monitor further developments in participation and interest in women’s football.
  • Monitor the legacy of UEFA Women’s EURO 2022.
  • Publish the full post-event impact study in summer 2023.

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