The Rugby League Conference (RLC) started life as a concept in 1997, bringing together amateur clubs based in the 'non-traditional' areas of Great Britain. The key difference between the Rugby League Conference and other leagues is that it is played during the summer months, and this opens up opportunities for many people to take up the sport who are engaged in other sports during the winter. Some clubs have developed second teams and junior sections as popularity grows internally at each club.

The season typically runs from the start of May until the Grand Final which take place at the beginning of August. 

The Conference clubs are situated across the country with teams in Ayrshire, Glasgow, South Lanarkshire, Edinburgh, Fife, Moray and Falkirk. 

Scotland Rugby League are looking to expand the competition for the 2011 season, if you are interested or would like more information check out the starting a new club section of the website.