England supporters told they cannot hold picnics in Twickenham car park during 2015 Rugby World Cup England 2015, the company organising the World Cup, said that the use of car parks around the stadiums would be different for normal internationals but was part of the standard arrangements for countries that host the tournament. "The operational footprint for a rugby World Cup match at Twickenham, and all our venues, is different from a typical international match," said an ER 2015 spokesman. There is set to be additional car park available at the Cardinal Vaughan school adjacent to the stadium while a park and ride facility is to be offered at Kempton Park. There will also be a "fan engagement zone" in Richmond. Meanwhile, the RFU is understood to be closing the net on those supporters who were accused of shouting homophobic and racial abuse at Welsh referee Nigel Owens during England's defeat by New Zealand at Twickenham on Nov 8. Gerard McEvilly, the RFU's head of discipline, has been heading up an internal investigation which has included reviewing CCTV footage while other supporters are thought to have given eye witness accounts. It is understood that the investigation has identified the area and potential seat numbers of those accused of shouting the alleged abuse but the RFU are determined to establish a clear burden of proof before taking any potential disciplinary action.