Marianne Davies

National Citizens Service (NCS) is a four-phase programme split over to weeks, for young people aged 15-17 years old. The first week of the programme will be spent in either Colomendy, North Wales, or Haworth dependent on the programme dates selected. The participants will take part in all sorts of outdoor activities such as Mountain […]

Fleetwood Town’s Community Trust has an exciting opportunity available for a highly motivated, innovative, and committed individual to undertake a full-time role as School Sport Manager (Premier League Primary Stars Lead). As part of this role, you will be expected to both lead and work alongside the Trust’s staff to ensure compliance with internal and

On the back of a successful trip to the National Memorial Arboretum we at Fleetwood Town Community Trust decided to take our local Armed Forces Community Group to the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds. As we set of in the minibus driven by our own Phil Bowker, everyone was in good spirits and excited to

Bailee is the big friendly giant of our Junior PAN ability football sessions through PL Kicks. He is a big Fleetwood Town FC fan with a heart of gold that would help anybody, which he frequently demonstrates when playing football. It’s not been all plain sailing for Bailee, he had to be resuscitated at birth,

Staff and students will be travelling the distance between Highbury Stadium, Fleetwood and Kyiv in Ukraine, totalling 1,757 miles through cycling, rowing and swimming between Monday 14th March until Friday 18th March, with all funds raised being split between the British Red Cross and Comic Relief. The Trust is aiming to raise £1,000 which will

Earlier in the year the Trust proudly announced a partnership with TeamKickabout CIC, an organisation who support Dad’s and Step Dad’s struggling with their mental health, using the power of football to exercise meet new likeminded people in a safe space. TeamKickabout has delivered small, sided football at Poolfoot Farm, Thornton Cleveleys since 2020 and

The Premier League is celebrating 15 years of its flagship community programme. Premier League Kicks has supported hundreds of thousands of young people to achieve their potential and improve their wellbeing through free weekly football sessions and educational workshops. One person who has benefitted from their involvement is Phil Bowker, of Fleetwood, who has been