Marianne Davies

Our first Summer 2022 Wave kicked off on the 27th June where we took young people from Rossall School, Fleetwood High School and some young provisions, away for a week at Kingswood, Colomendy in North Wales. There was a lot of doubt, nervous and anxieties about going away and what to expect, but as soon […]

Fleetwood Town Community Trust have now finished delivering the first campaign of MAN v FAT at Poolfoot Farm, taking place every Friday evening. The project has to date engaged with over 40 men, all of whom had a BMI over 30%. By the end of season 1, 76% of men have lost weight, two of

Dreams do come true… Jamie first started his journey with Fleetwood Town Community Trust in early 2021, where he was referred into the Find Your Future initiative. Throughout programme delivery he was taught crucial employability skills and provided with mentoring which helped him through mock interviews and making improvements with his CV. At this stage

Paul was born in Preston and was diagnosed with Autism at a young age. He tried his best to fit in at school, though he was a shy boy and didn’t really like big crowds. Paul 41, now lives in Cleveleys, though he has lived in Fleetwood for the past 20 years to be close

The Premier League is celebrating five years of its schools’ programme, Premier League Primary Stars.  Launched in 2017 and available to every primary school in England and Wales, Premier League Primary Stars uses the appeal of the Premier League and professional football clubs to support pupils in the classroom, the playground and on the sports

Meet McKenzie, a Year 9 student from Fleetwood High School who throughout this academic year has taken part in the Premier League Inspires delivery as part of the Opportunity Area’s mentoring in partnership with Blackpool FC Community Trust. McKenzie really enjoys sports, particularly boxing. PL Inspires mentor, Jordan has been working with Mckenzie for the past

In February 2022, Fleetwood Town Community Trust were commissioned the project through Wyre Borough Council. The aim of the project is for men in Wyre to lose weight, with coaches at the Trust encouraging players each week through recipe’s and organised football leagues at Poolfoot Farm in Thornton Cleveleys. The 1st season is currently 10

Growing up Steve moved to Germany at 9 years of age, playing football at school and local junior teams, as either a defender or goalkeeper. In 1973 he joined the British Army where he enjoyed 6 years serving his country before moving into the Fire service in Preston for a further 16 years.   Now

Kick Off Coaching is a great opportunity for anybody aged 16+ years old, that are looking to develop their coaching and leadership skills. Fleetwood Town Community Trust will support volunteers by allocating weekly sporting activities in a range of environments, through either coaching or officiating. These sessions include PE in school sport, PL Kicks, Inclusion,

To celebrate Lesbian visibility, we sat down with someone who found the courage to come out as Lesbian where they agreed to tell us their story regarding coming out aswell as giving out some advice to anyone facing any potential struggles. You can find the questions and answers below: What is your history with coming