In a statement to BBC Wales, a WRU spokesman said that it was reviewing its website and would be having more Welsh on the site. The current logo of the Welsh Rugby Union is based on the Prince of Wales's feathers. There have been multiple calls for the WRU to use a logo "more relevant to Wales" as the feathers are associated by some with the "English crown". Pro-independence group YesCymru created mock-up WRU logos using a leek, daffodil and harp instead of the three feathers. Using a Welsh dragon has also been proposed. The union's patron is Prince William, the current Prince of Wales. The naming of the Prince William Cup caused controversy in Wales in 2007, with petitions receiving more than 1,000 signatures calling for it to be named after the late Ray Gravell instead. Misogyny, homophobia and racism In January 2023, a BBC Wales investigation included multiple former WRU employees who made allegations of a "toxic culture" in the workplace of the WRU. Later that week, Steve Phillips resigned as the chief executive officer of the WRU and was replaced by Nigel Walker. WRU chair Ieuan Evans said that an external taskforce would be established to deal with the allegations. In response to this news, Plaid Cymru Senedd member, Heledd Fychan said: “Steve Phillips’ position was untenable, and I welcome today’s news that he has stepped aside. It is the right action to take after the abject failure of the WRU to date to deal with very serious allegations of misogyny and sexism that were seemingly known to him and others. “Nigel Walker’s appointment as Acting CEO must signal the beginning and not the end of the significant structural and cultural changes needed at the WRU. “The Welsh Government should now consider whether it is appropriate for the WRU to receive any further public money until these changes are made. We need certainty that women are safe from horrific misogyny in rugby, as well as across society.” Ieuan Evans is set to answer questions on the matter at the Senedd on 2 February 2023 from the Senedd’s Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee. Principals Presidents Cyril Chambers (1881(March)–1881(Sept.)) Victor Albert George Child Villiers, 7th Earl of Jersey (1881(Sept)–1885) Sir J.T.D. Llewellyn (1885–1906) Horace Lyne MBE (1906–1947) Sir David Rocyn-Jones CBE (1947–1953) Ernest Davies (1953–1954) W.R. Thomas MBE (1954–1955) Major T.H. Vile MBE (1955–1956) Glyn