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WATCH: Kit funding appeal

Tuesday, 5 October 2021 11:06

By Mark Frost X @Mark_P_reporter

Curzon Ashton Community Development Officer, Mike Smith, is appealing to local businesses to help with the financial costs associated with the running of his two disability teams.

Each team requires £500 to provide playing kits and entrance fees to a league.

Meanwhile, Military Veterans Development Officer, Isaac Keast, is looking forward to taking his squad to St George's Park, home of the English national football team, on 13th November for a fixture against the RAF. He also told us about the 'Plot to Plate' Horticultural Therpay course.

 

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