IN THE COMMUNITY
Below is the latest information on events at the Wombwell Recreation Ground on behalf of the Trustees, Wombwell Town Football Club, and Wombwell Community Sports Ltd. More will be placed on the Facebook Page.
Clubhouse Extension
After months of planning and organising the work to the new Clubhouse Extension has begun. Groundwork began in the morning on Wednesday 18th May 2022 to the side of the existing changing rooms. When complete Wombwell Recreation Ground will have brand new changing rooms each with toilets and shower facilities along with a dedicated first aid room and laundry room available for the different community sporting groups that use the facilities.
The new building will also provide an upstairs meeting room/sponsors lounge which will offer a balcony view over the football pitch and go-karting track.
After months of planning and organising the work to the new Clubhouse Extension has begun. Groundwork began in the morning on Wednesday 18th May 2022 to the side of the existing changing rooms. When complete Wombwell Recreation Ground will have brand new changing rooms each with toilets and shower facilities along with a dedicated first aid room and laundry room available for the different community sporting groups that use the facilities.
The new building will also provide an upstairs meeting room/sponsors lounge which will offer a balcony view over the football pitch and go-karting track.
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Charity Race Night Success
The Club would like to thank everyone who came to Aalish's 'RidetheTheme' Dream Charity Race Night on the 7th May. The evening was a huge success and raised over £1000 for the charity.
The Club would like to thank everyone who came to Aalish's 'RidetheTheme' Dream Charity Race Night on the 7th May. The evening was a huge success and raised over £1000 for the charity.
Community Event - Aalish's 'RidetheTheme' Dream - Charity Race Night
Wombwell Town FC are hosting a charity race night on Saturday 7th May for Aalish's 'RidetheTheme' Dream.
The whole family is welcome to join in an evening of fun and racing where there will also be a raffle and a buffet included in your £5 ticket price. For more information on the event and to message for tickets please visit their Facebook page here. Tickets can also be purchased from the Clubhouse at the Recreation Ground via the bar.
About the charity:
Aalish Naylor was just six years old when she was diagnosed with neuroblastoma, a childhood cancer. Aalish made it her goal to enjoy every moment as all children should be able to and lived for theme parks. Aalish was able to visit Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Lightwater Valley, Gullivers Kingdom, Flamingo Land and Disnelyland Paris (to name a few) and her charity has been set up to raise money for other children with neuroblastoma to have the same opportunity.
Aalish sadly lost her battle on Sunday 10th June 2018 at the age of eight. Mother Joanne and father Martin are determined to keep her memory alive and help other families going through the same battle. Around 1400 children are diagnosed with neuroblastoma every year.
Before Covid hit, Aalish's 'RidetheTheme' Dream had held a number of events and are now looking to raise money once again.
Wombwell Town FC are hosting a charity race night on Saturday 7th May for Aalish's 'RidetheTheme' Dream.
The whole family is welcome to join in an evening of fun and racing where there will also be a raffle and a buffet included in your £5 ticket price. For more information on the event and to message for tickets please visit their Facebook page here. Tickets can also be purchased from the Clubhouse at the Recreation Ground via the bar.
About the charity:
Aalish Naylor was just six years old when she was diagnosed with neuroblastoma, a childhood cancer. Aalish made it her goal to enjoy every moment as all children should be able to and lived for theme parks. Aalish was able to visit Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Lightwater Valley, Gullivers Kingdom, Flamingo Land and Disnelyland Paris (to name a few) and her charity has been set up to raise money for other children with neuroblastoma to have the same opportunity.
Aalish sadly lost her battle on Sunday 10th June 2018 at the age of eight. Mother Joanne and father Martin are determined to keep her memory alive and help other families going through the same battle. Around 1400 children are diagnosed with neuroblastoma every year.
Before Covid hit, Aalish's 'RidetheTheme' Dream had held a number of events and are now looking to raise money once again.
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WHAT IS NEUROBLASTOMA?
Words taken from www.neuroblastoma.org.uk
Neuroblastoma is a cancer that is almost always found in children. Childhood cancers are usually different from cancers affecting adults. They tend to happen in different parts of the body to adult cancers and behave differently. Cancers in children also respond differently to treatment.
Neuroblastoma is classified as an embryonal tumour, a type of cancer that develops from the cells left behind from a baby’s development in the womb. The cells from which it develops from are specific cells in the nervous system called neuroblasts, giving neuroblastoma its name:
‘neuro’ means nerve
‘blast’ means cells in an early stage of development
‘oma’ means a group of cells, or a tumour
The tumour occurs either in the sympathetic nervous system or closely associated adrenal glands and is usually, although not always, located in the abdomen.
Words taken from www.neuroblastoma.org.uk
Neuroblastoma is a cancer that is almost always found in children. Childhood cancers are usually different from cancers affecting adults. They tend to happen in different parts of the body to adult cancers and behave differently. Cancers in children also respond differently to treatment.
Neuroblastoma is classified as an embryonal tumour, a type of cancer that develops from the cells left behind from a baby’s development in the womb. The cells from which it develops from are specific cells in the nervous system called neuroblasts, giving neuroblastoma its name:
‘neuro’ means nerve
‘blast’ means cells in an early stage of development
‘oma’ means a group of cells, or a tumour
The tumour occurs either in the sympathetic nervous system or closely associated adrenal glands and is usually, although not always, located in the abdomen.
14/12/21: Food Bank Donation
Wombwell Town President, Dr. Andrew Scattergood, today delivered the contributions made by club officials, players, volunteers and supporters to the FoodShare Foodbank in Wombwell.
The club would like to thank those who brought items or made donations so the club could donate to this worthy cause at this time of year.
Wombwell Town President, Dr. Andrew Scattergood, today delivered the contributions made by club officials, players, volunteers and supporters to the FoodShare Foodbank in Wombwell.
The club would like to thank those who brought items or made donations so the club could donate to this worthy cause at this time of year.
Dr. Andrew Scattergood with some of the items that were donated.
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Some of the items donated.
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30/11/21: Food Bank Donations Welcome
Wombwell Town Football are once again collecting contributions to make a donation to FareShare Foodbank in Wombwell.
The Club makes are large donation each season and with all our additional junior teams we hope to make a larger contribution before the Christmas period.
The clubhouse will be open at the ground on Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th December during the afternoon (from 1pm - 5pm) for contributions (tins, new toys, pasta, cereals, biscuits, nappies, medical/dental, and toiletries in particular). Cash will also be accepted as club officials will do a shop in the local Lidl to provide more items.
We hope people can make a donation, however small, to help those less fortunate.
Wombwell Town Football are once again collecting contributions to make a donation to FareShare Foodbank in Wombwell.
The Club makes are large donation each season and with all our additional junior teams we hope to make a larger contribution before the Christmas period.
The clubhouse will be open at the ground on Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th December during the afternoon (from 1pm - 5pm) for contributions (tins, new toys, pasta, cereals, biscuits, nappies, medical/dental, and toiletries in particular). Cash will also be accepted as club officials will do a shop in the local Lidl to provide more items.
We hope people can make a donation, however small, to help those less fortunate.