Bits And Pieces
Wed 15th April 2015 | Bits & Pieces | By Ian Templeman
Runcorn Linnets - Linnets are holding a Corporate Team Golf Competition at Runcorn Golf Club on Friday, July 31st 2015.
The 18-hole Stableford event will welcome teams of four with tee times from 11am-2pm, and entry is open to all at £200 per team, including coffee and light lunch on arrival and a two-course dinner.
First prize for the winning team is golfing equipment from the Runcorn professional with prizes also for the runners-up and third-placed team.
Linnets vice-chairman Hedley Edwards, a past captain of Runcorn Golf Club, said: "We are hoping that local businesses will support this venture but we would obviously like to see members of Runcorn and other local golf clubs and societies taking part.
"We would also welcome golfers among our own supporter base who would like to chip in to this very important fundraiser for the football club.
"Runcorn is an attractive and challenging 18-hole course and we are sure that all golfers will enjoy playing it."
For competition entry forms, to enquire about sponsoring a hole or for any further information, please email hedleyedwards@yahoo.co.uk.
Cammell Laird 1907 - Lairds will host a charity football match on Saturday 9th May to raise funds for Wirral Hospice and Wirral Media Centre.
Tranmere Rovers' legendary player and manager, Ray Matthias, will take charge of one of the sides against Wirral Radio’s own Adam Siddorn’s All Star XI.
Former Tranmere players Gareth Roberts, Andy Robinson, Alan Mahon, Simon Haworth, Kenny Irons, Jason Price, Gary Jones Alex Hay and Chris Malkin will appear with former Liverpool favourite Dave Thompson, Leicester City’s Ade Akinbiyi and Swansea’s Lee Trundle.
The match kicks-Off at 5.30pm and is £5 for Adults and £2 for Children with all proceeds going to the charities.
1874 Northwich - The Green have announced that they will adopt the Neuro Muscular Centre (NMC) as a charity partner for 2015/16 season.
The NMC is based in Winsford and was founded in 1990. It is dedicated to supporting people with muscular dystrophy and other neuromuscular condition from all over Mid-Cheshire and beyond.
1874 Northwich will be one of 25 sports club in the area to be linked to charity in the 25th anniversary year.
Winsford United - the Blues are hosting a football tournament for local primary schools on Saturday 16th May at the Barton Stadium, to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.
The tournament will be run by the Vale Royal School Sport partnership, with up to 25 teams taking part on the day. The games start at 10 am running through to 3.30 pm, and the club house will be open all day.
Admission prices are £2 for adults, £1 concessions, and 50p for children under 7 years old.
Hanley Town - Town stepped in to help Evo-Stik League neighbours Leek Town to give them a helping hand in reaching the Staffordshire Senior Cup Final.
Town's Abbey Lane ground was the venue for Leek's 1-0 semi-final win over Port Vale, after the original venue of Harrison Park in Leek was waterlogged.
As it turned out, after agreeing to host the fixture, Abbey Lane was also waterlogged on the original date but the game finally went ahead on Thursday 2nd April.
Leek Town Chairman Andy Wain said: "The people at Hanley Town pulled out all the stops to ensure our game went ahead, and I'm grateful for their co-operation which got us out of a tricky situation in terms of fixture congestion".
Bits And Pieces
Wed 15th April 2015 | Bits & Pieces
By Ian Templeman
Runcorn Linnets - Linnets are holding a Corporate Team Golf Competition at Runcorn Golf Club on Friday, July 31st 2015.
The 18-hole Stableford event will welcome teams of four with tee times from 11am-2pm, and entry is open to all at £200 per team, including coffee and light lunch on arrival and a two-course dinner.
First prize for the winning team is golfing equipment from the Runcorn professional with prizes also for the runners-up and third-placed team.
Linnets vice-chairman Hedley Edwards, a past captain of Runcorn Golf Club, said: "We are hoping that local businesses will support this venture but we would obviously like to see members of Runcorn and other local golf clubs and societies taking part.
"We would also welcome golfers among our own supporter base who would like to chip in to this very important fundraiser for the football club.
"Runcorn is an attractive and challenging 18-hole course and we are sure that all golfers will enjoy playing it."
For competition entry forms, to enquire about sponsoring a hole or for any further information, please email hedleyedwards@yahoo.co.uk.
Cammell Laird 1907 - Lairds will host a charity football match on Saturday 9th May to raise funds for Wirral Hospice and Wirral Media Centre.
Tranmere Rovers' legendary player and manager, Ray Matthias, will take charge of one of the sides against Wirral Radio’s own Adam Siddorn’s All Star XI.
Former Tranmere players Gareth Roberts, Andy Robinson, Alan Mahon, Simon Haworth, Kenny Irons, Jason Price, Gary Jones Alex Hay and Chris Malkin will appear with former Liverpool favourite Dave Thompson, Leicester City’s Ade Akinbiyi and Swansea’s Lee Trundle.
The match kicks-Off at 5.30pm and is £5 for Adults and £2 for Children with all proceeds going to the charities.
1874 Northwich - The Green have announced that they will adopt the Neuro Muscular Centre (NMC) as a charity partner for 2015/16 season.
The NMC is based in Winsford and was founded in 1990. It is dedicated to supporting people with muscular dystrophy and other neuromuscular condition from all over Mid-Cheshire and beyond.
1874 Northwich will be one of 25 sports club in the area to be linked to charity in the 25th anniversary year.
Winsford United - the Blues are hosting a football tournament for local primary schools on Saturday 16th May at the Barton Stadium, to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.
The tournament will be run by the Vale Royal School Sport partnership, with up to 25 teams taking part on the day. The games start at 10 am running through to 3.30 pm, and the club house will be open all day.
Admission prices are £2 for adults, £1 concessions, and 50p for children under 7 years old.
Hanley Town - Town stepped in to help Evo-Stik League neighbours Leek Town to give them a helping hand in reaching the Staffordshire Senior Cup Final.
Town's Abbey Lane ground was the venue for Leek's 1-0 semi-final win over Port Vale, after the original venue of Harrison Park in Leek was waterlogged.
As it turned out, after agreeing to host the fixture, Abbey Lane was also waterlogged on the original date but the game finally went ahead on Thursday 2nd April.
Leek Town Chairman Andy Wain said: "The people at Hanley Town pulled out all the stops to ensure our game went ahead, and I'm grateful for their co-operation which got us out of a tricky situation in terms of fixture congestion".
