THE GNOLL: SPECTATOR SAFETY
Welcome to The Gnoll the home of the Welsh All Blacks. The safety of the spectator is
an important consideration in staging sporting events and one that Neath RFC
management takes seriously.


We do however need your cooperation in maintaining a safe environment and appreciate your understanding that bags will be searched when entering the ground and other security measures that we may need to implement e.g. asking you to open your coat on entry and/or searching. If you have any concerns regarding security, please speak with a Safety Steward who will report the matter to the Safety Control Room. We also ask that you assist us with the following:
- Keep gangways on the terraces and in the stands clear at all times.
- Do NOT go on the pitch except in an emergency or when invited e.g. pitch access at the end of a game.
- Do NOT leave your children unattended and we ask you to prevent them from running around the ground.
- When waiting for relatives or friends keep away from entry/exit points to avoid congestion.
SAFETY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Before a safety announcement, you will hear a two-tone signal (bing bong); this means a safety announcement is about to be made to either a section or the whole of the ground. Please assist us by following any instructions given either through the PA system or by the Safety Stewards.
MEDICAL PROVISIONS
During each event, Neath RFC provides medical cover for spectators. If you have a problem, please contact your nearest Safety Steward.
GROUND PROVISIONS
Copies of the Ground Regulations are displayed at each entrance and can be viewed here. Spectators who do not comply with these may be refused entry or ejected from the ground.
What CAN’T WE BRING TO THE GNOLL


- 26Feb
1971 – HISTORY REPEATING ?
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- 18Feb
ANOTHER SPORTING ANNIVERSARY (with thanks and congratulations to Glamorgan C.C.C.)
With Neath RFC due to celebrate its 150th Anniversary next season, today - February 18, 2021 - marks another very significant sporting dateline. For today is the 100th anniversary of Glamorgan County Cricket Club earning the approval of an MCC Sub-committee
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