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Djavan Pedro Signs Permanently
We are delighted to confirm the permanent signing of Djavan Pedro from Buxton FC for an undisclosed fee, subject to FA approval.
DJ joined the Shakers on loan last month, making his debut in the away fixture at Colne.
He has scored seven goals in his opening nine games. Including in three out of his opening four home games at Gigg Lane.
Manager, Dave McNabb commented: “As soon as a permanent move became a possibility it was a no brainer. DJ has settled into the squad really well since joining on loan.
“He’s a player we spoke to in the summer and have tracked for a number of years.
“DJ can play in a number of positions and gives us even more quality at the top end of the pitch.
“He’s already become a fans favourite and I’m sure he will continue to get the fans off their seats with his work rate and ability. Welcome to Bury, DJ.”
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Do you fancy a Bury bucket hat? Limited stock available tomorrow
Bury Football Club are delighted to announce a collaboration with Rita Rolton the bucket hat aficionado from A Little Red Original.
Rita individually hand paints every hat and makes them whilst her son Tom is having respite care.
The venture helps Rita financially and mentally, giving her a break to tap into her creative side.
Inspired by a passion for the Manchester Indie scene the hats are a nod to the Stone Roses.
We have commissioned a limited amount of these hats and they will be on sale tomorrow, £15 from the merchandise stand.
You can view Rita’s store on Etsy, which supplies a great range of bucket hats, click here to find out more.
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Double winners following NWCFL awards dinner
We are delighted to announce we picked up two awards at the North West Counties awards dinner in Blackpool on Saturday night.
Our matchday programme, The Shakers, won the Premier Division Programme of the Year award. A big thank you to programme editor, Chris Saville, and the team who contribute to pieces each week to make it best in the division last season. Our thanks also extends to our programme producer FootiePrint for meeting the often late deadlines, flexibility in dealing with frequent game re-arrangements and getting the high-quality printed copies to Gigg Lane for every game.
The club also picked up the quarterly Respect Award for February, March & April 2024. The award is based on marks given by member clubs to each other for things like the friendly welcome received at the ground, good hospitality, and the way dressing rooms are left at away fixtures as examples.
We are glad to have left a good impression on the clubs visited in this last quarter and thank them for their kind comments.
We would like to thank the players and all those behind the scenes for their work which went towards securing this award at the end of last season.
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Draws made in FA Cup & FA Vase
The draws for the first two rounds of the 2024/25 Emirates FA Cup and Isuzu FA Vase have been released ahead of the new season.
We travel to Cheshire to take on Congleton Town in the Extra Preliminary Round of the Emirates FA Cup at Booth Street on Saturday 3rd August.
The victors in this fixture will then head to Avro FC in the Preliminary Round due to take place on the weekend of the 17th August.
This season, we start in the Isuza FA Vase at the First Round Qualifying stage and head to Merseyside and the home of newly-promoted Maghull FC to start our competition on Saturday 24th August.
Maghull were promoted into the NWCFL in the summer, after being founder members of the league in 1984.
Winners of this fixture will have a home game against either Burscough or Droylsden in Second Round Qualifying on the weekend of the 21st September.
Details on all fixtures will follow.
Initial 2024/25 Bury FC Fixture List (Confirmed Fixtures so far)
July
Saturday 27th – Squires Gate (A)
Tuesday 30th – Padiham (A)
August
Saturday 3rd – Congleton Town (A) Emirates FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round
Saturday 24th – Maghull (A) Isuzu FA Vase First Round Qualifying
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Efe Ambrose Departs
The club is sad to report that Saturday’s game will be Efe Ambrose’s last for the club.
Arriving on a wave of publicity, we were delighted to welcome Efe to Gigg Lane over the summer, he became an instant hit with the fans and the wider footballing community to see him continuing in the game.
The former Celtic player, 35, who had gained experience in the Champions League and secured 4-league titles north of the border as well as international recognition with Nigeria securing the Africa Cup of Nations in 2013, left Scottish League One side Queen of the South at the end of last season.
He featured in five out of seven pre-season friendlies and has so far started four games in the competitive campaign, scoring in our 7-1 win at Abbey Hey last week, supplying all those in attendance with his customary back-flip goal celebration.
Continuing to reside in Scotland, Ambrose was regularly travelling to the north-west for both training and matches. Despite a willingness to do this and play in front of the Gigg Lane crowd, this has caught up with earlier training times and the rigours of negotiating late motorway closures effecting the Ambrose family to a point whereby it has become no longer be sustainable.
After some open conversations with manager Dave McNabb over the past two weeks to explain this decision, Efe agreed to stay on to assist the club during a busy fixture period.
Manager, Dave McNabb reacted to the news: “I’m absolutely gutted about the situation with Efe. He has been brilliant for the team since he signed and even better off the pitch with me, the staff and the other players. He’s a true gentleman and one of the kindest and most down to earth men I have ever met.
“His love for the game is infectious. During a training session a couple of weeks ago, we ran a session where we had three rolling teams of seven. Efe quickly realised that two teams where a man short which often meant some changeover of bibs as the teams rolled on and off. Efe being Efe, wearing a blue bib, quickly grabbed a red bib and a green bib and put them in his pocket so that whenever his team rolled off, he could quickly put on one of the other colours and carry on playing. Not only did this clearly show how much he loves playing the beautiful game but also show his experience and intelligence.
“Unfortunately, despite his desire for the game and how much he has loved his time with Bury a few of the challenges we were aware of when he signed have actually shown to be a bit bigger than anticipated due to some unforeseen elements.
“I can’t thank Efe enough for everything he has done for me and the club in his short spell here and wish him and his family nothing but the best for the future.”
The game against Maghull in the FA Vase will be Efe’s last so we urge all supporters to give him a great send off at Gigg Lane on Saturday afternoon.
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Emily Wilcock
Bury Football Club is extremely saddened to share the passing of Emily Wilcock, aged 27.
Emily joined to play within the recreational setup two and a half years ago and was an very proud and committed member of the setup, barely missing a training session, taking part in extra summer sessions and attending social events with the squad.
A member of the ‘Greens’, one of a number of our teams competing in the local recreational leagues, who won League 2 of the Greater Manchester Women’s Flexi League in 2022-23 and was part of the club trip to Barcelona in 2022.
She grabbed her first goal of the season in the last game of last season, and was selected as Manager’s Player of the Season in 2021-22.
Everyone who knew Emily will know she was such a lovely person with a great personality and always had a big smile on her face. She will be solely missed for all these reasons.
Emily’s passing will be marked at both our Women’s game this evening and at Gigg Lane on Saturday afternoon.
As a club, we wish to pass on our thoughts and condolences to Emily’s family, boyfriend, friends and all of her club teammates as they come to terms with this extremely sad news.
Rest in peace, Emily.
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Emirates FA Cup – Fourth Qualifying Round Draw Details
This afternoon we will find out who we face in the Fourth Qualifying Round of this season’s Emirates FA Cup.
We have won five ties to get to this stage – all of which have come away from home.
Our Cup Run:
Extra Preliminary Round – W 4-2 vs Congleton Town (a) Preliminary Round – W 3-1 vs Avro (a) First Qualifying Round – W 2-0 vs Garforth Town (a) Second Qualifying Round – W 2-0 vs Blyth Spartans (a) Third Qualifying Round – W 3-2 vs Radcliffe (a) Today’s draw remains regionalised, 64 ties will come from this draw. 15 in the North & 17 in the South.
We are ball number 14 in the north draw.
The draw numbers for the North Section are as follows:
AFC Flyde Altrincham Boston United FC Halifax Town Gateshead Hartlepool United Oldham Athletic Rochdale Solihull Moors Tamworth York City Guiseley Stockton Town or Chester BURY Curzon Ashton Farsley Celtic Gainsborough Trinity Scarborough Athletic Spennymoor Town Macclesfield Buxton or Kidderminster Harriers Shifnal Town or Hednesford Town Harborough Town Biggleswade Town or Alfreton Town Kettering Town Rushall Olympic Worksop Town or King’s Lynn Town Royston Town or Peterborough Sports Biggleswade Brackley Town TalkSport will be live broadcasting the draw this afternoon from 3pm.
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We will bring you coverage as well, across our social media pages. The arrangements for the tie will be confirmed as soon as possible.
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End Of Season Awards Presentation
It’s been a long hard season for all concerned at Bury Football Club with our first team falling heartbreakingly short in a playoff final penalty shootout against Wythenshawe Town.
However, it is essential that we celebrate the successes of all of our teams within the Bury Football Club family as we complete our first season back at Gigg Lane.
In this regard, we would like to invite supporters to join us on Saturday 18th May at Gigg Lane to be part of our rearranged end of season celebrations, where we plan to recognise the efforts and achievements of all of our teams.
Tickets for this event are limited due to restrictions in place at Gigg Lane, whilst pitch works are being undertaken. 250 spaces will be available free of charge on a first come, first served basis.
The gates open at 1 pm, with the awards being given out from 2 pm.
This event will be a lower key event than originally planned owing to ongoing works at Gigg Lane and to it being holiday season for the players. There should, however, be representation from the men’s first team, women’s first team, men’s U23s and our junior team (U12s).
Entry is through the Manchester Road End turnstiles by ticket only.
Food will be available from Cugini Pizza with a pop up bar being open for refreshments including alcoholic beverages.
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Ex-players join for Golf Day
With just a couple of spare team slots for our Golf Day on Wednesday 13 September 2023, at Bury Golf Club, we are pleased to announce a group of our former players will be in attendance.
Tom Kennedy, Matty Barrass and current women’s team manager Jason Jarrett will be taking part on the day, so make sure you come and grab the final slots! You can sponsor a player now for £60, please email commercial@buryfc.co.uk for more details.
The event will begin at 11:00 am, for a 12:30 pm shotgun start.
For a team of four it costs £240 to enter, the entry fee includes:
Nearest the pin (all par 3s). Nearest the line (4th hole) Beat the pro One mulligan shot (“Shaker”) 20-foot String to utilise anywhere on the course Food to be served on the day will include bacon rolls and coffee on arrival, followed by a two-course hot buffet after the golfing is complete.
Evening entertainment includes prize giving, raffle, auction, quiz and stand-up bingo.
There will be opportunities for businesses to promote on the day, with various sponsorship options available: examples include, sponsor a hole – £150, scorecard sponsorship – £50, match day brochure sponsorship – £50, as well as adding sponsor a player (as above) – £60.
There will be some superb prizes to be won, and this is a unique moment for all golfers and sponsors to come together and demonstrate their support for Bury Football Club.
Single players can enter and form a team, and we hope to have a number of past and present Bury footballers taking part.
To enter, or for any questions please email commercial@buryfc.co.uk.
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Extended – Connor Comber
We are delighted to extend the contract of winger Connor Comber. The 23-year-old joined the club in August after leaving Atherton LR and signed a contract in December until the end of the 2022/23 season, which has been extended for a further year.
Comber knocked up 45 appearances last season, with the second most goal contributions amongst the squad, scoring 18 goals and supplying five assists.
He’s also been on-trial in the last 18 months at EFL side Queens Park Rangers, so he’s a player we are delighted to retain.
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Extended – Jack Atkinson
Jack is Back!
The 22-year-old Welsh shot-stopper has been integral to Andy Welsh’s side over the past two seasons, clocking up 98 appearances.
Atkinson signed for the club in July 2021 and has been a fan favourite ever since. Making the big saves along the way and can’t forget banging the drum in the Isle of Man.
Last season he picked up the North West Counties Division One North Goalkeeper of the Year award.
Jack’s aims are clear to see ahead of the new campaign.
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Extended – Lewis Gilboy
We are happy to announce the Lewis Gilboy has extended his stay with the Shakers putting pen to paper for the coming season.
The 23-year-old joined the club in August 2020 after being released by Accrington Stanley.
He also had non-league experience before coming to join Andy Welsh’s team after playing 10 games for City of Liverpool just before the pandemic in March 2020.
Lewis had the most goal contributions last season, with 32. Scoring 22 and assisting a further 10.
He’s also the second highest on the appearance charts with a 105 apperances.
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FA Cup & FA Vase Details Confirmed
The FA have given notice today, that Bury FC will compete in both the FA Cup & FA Vase during the 2023/24 season.
As a two-time FA Cup winning club in 1900 & 1903, we will enter the competition at the Extra Preliminary Round stage on Saturday 5th August.
The draw for which will be announced next Friday (7th July).
The FA Vase is the competition played between all the teams at Step 5 and Step 6 of the National League System.
We will enter at the second round proper, so our campaign in that competition won’t begin until November.
More details on each competition can be found on the FA website, by clicking here.
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FA Cup Second Qualifying Round Draw
We will travel to either Campion or Blyth Spartans in the Second Qualifying Round of the
Emirates FA Cup.
The tie is scheduled to take place on Saturday 14th September.
The replay between the two sides will take place at Blyth on Wednesday evening.
More details to follow.
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FA Cup Third Qualifying Round Draw
Following yesterday’s terrific 3-0 win away at Blyth Spartans in the Second Qualifying Round of the Emirates FA Cup, we will be entered into tomorrow’s (Monday 16th) draw for the next round.
The draw is completed by 1pm and we will have this with you as soon as we have it.
Another goal from FA Cup star Alex Cherera, made is six in four games for the young wide-striker, before Bebeto Gomes and a first in Bury yellow for Connor Pye were enough to seal our passage in this year’s competition.
The next tie is due to take place on the weekend of the 28th September, so our fixture with FC St Helens due to take place then will be rescheduled for a later date.
More details to follow after the draw.
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FA Cup Venue Change
Our Extra Preliminary Round FA Cup tie against Uttoxeter Town will now be played at Gigg Lane on Saturday 5th August.
Following meetings between East Staffordshire County Council & the FA, it was deemed that the fixture should be reversed on safety grounds.
Further details including ticket sales will be released in due course.
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FA Vase: Chadderton (h) – Ticketing Update
We can confirm match arrangements for Saturday’s FA Vase tie against Chadderton.
Supporters are now able to purchase general admission tickets for the South Stand.
The Main Stand will be closed to fans for this fixture.
Our Eyelevel Sponsors Lounge package is available at half-price for £34 (inc. VAT & booking fee). Tickets are on sale until Wednesday at midday.
1885 Suite will be free of charge to supporters from 1pm, entrance will be via the Players entrance on a first come first service basis. The bar will be open, no food will be served. Fans are required to buy a South Stand match ticket in order to gain access to 1885.
Starkies will also be free of charge. Open from 12:30pm.
David Pugh will be the Q&A guest in both Eyelevel Sponsors Lounge & Starkies.
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Fan Forum: June 2024
Have you got a question for the manager or the board?
We will be hosting our second fan forum of the year on Friday 28th June from 7:30 pm in Starkies at Gigg Lane.
First Team Manager Dave McNabb, CEO Neil Sears, Football Board Chair Marcel De Matas & FSSB Board Member Jon Newby will be appearing on the panel.
The four will take questions on football-related matters, it would be appreciated if these could be sent in advance to media@buryfc.co.uk. The panel will also be happy for questions to be taken on the night.
This will be a ticketed event on a first come first served basis with tickets costing £5 (inc. free drink from the bar).
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FANS’ STORIES REQUIRED – ‘GOING TO THE MATCH’
The team at Bury Art Museum are asking for Bury FC fans to put pen to paper and write down your personal stories of why you support the Shakers.
How did you come to support the club? Did your parents / grandparents support Bury? What was your first ever match? What are your best memories of supporting the Shakers? What does the club mean to you and your family?
These memories and stories will be included in a booklet which will be available for everyone to read at an exhibition “Going To The Match” which will be held at the Art Museum from 4th October 2024 through to 1st March 2025.
If you would like to take part, please email your stories (no longer than 350 words) in Word format before the deadline of 26th August to artgallery@bury.gov.uk
The focal point of the exhibition will be LS Lowry’s masterpiece ‘Going to the Match’, the 1953 painting which depicts fans arriving for a Bolton Wanderers game at Burnden Park.
The exhibition will focus on football fans and will include iconic photographs of football fans from various north-west clubs, including Bury, Manchester United, Manchester City, Everton, Liverpool, Oldham and Bolton. There will also be various interesting Bury FC historical and fan-related items on display at the exhibition.
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FC IoM Live Stream @ Starkies
Not going to the Isle of Man this weekend?
Don’t worry, you can still be #PartofIt by catching the live stream in Starkies this weekend, courtesy of our friends at FC Isle of Man.
Starkies will be open from 5pm, with kick-off at the Douglas Bowl at 6pm.
Tickets are £5 each, with each ticket receiving one complementary drink on entry (soft drink, pint of beer or glass of wine. Exc. spirits). Last orders will be at 9pm. Click on the image below to buy your tickets.
Click here for tickets Come and join us in Starkies with your fellow Shakers to cheer the boys on this weekend.
This event is brought to you by Events @ Gigg Lane. If you have an event that you want to host at the home of Bury Football Club you can contact the team on the details below:
Email: events@buryfc.co.uk
Telephone: 0161 537 9253 (Option 1)
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FCA Approval and Society Board Elections
We can confirm that the FCA have approved the amalgamation of the two Community Benefit Societies and the process will now begin to elect a new board to run the Football Supporters’ Society of Bury.
The timescale for nominations and voting will be issued soon, but we expect the process to conclude and a new board to be in place at some point in August. A formal calling notice for the Special General Meeting to announce the results will be issued with the nomination forms. Voting will all take place electronically as the new society is permitted to use electronic voting.
Anyone considering putting their name forward for the board elections should read the election policy, code of conduct for board members and conflict of interests policy. They will need to have been a member of either Bury FC Supporters’ Society or Shakers Community Society for the past six months. They will be required to agree to the board conduct policy and undertake DBS checks if elected, and will not take their position if they fail abide by these requirements. These can be viewed below.
Election Policy
Code of Conduct for Board Members
Conflict of Interest Policy
In the meantime we can advise that memberships will close at 11.59pm on this Wednesday 5th July. Anyone wishing to vote should ensure they are a member of one of the societies by this date. If they are a member of both societies they will only be allowed to vote once and we have appointed an independent firm to run the process and assist with the management of the data.
You can sign up as a member of using one of the links below. Only sign up to one.
Bury FC Supporters’ Society
Shakers Community Society
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Feedback on Saturday’s Big Screen Event
CEO Neil Sears has made the following response following Saturday’s play-off final Big Screen event at Gigg Lane:
We have now had a couple of days digest the result of Saturday, and we have seen the many comments posted around the live stream broadcast on the Big Screen Gigg Lane on Saturday.
I think its important that we as a club provide some background and add some context around getting the event on.
After our victory in Tuesday’s semi-final, it soon became apparent that many fans would be unable to get a ticket for the game on Saturday. We didn’t want supporters to miss out and after seeing many suggestions calling for the club to do something, we decided to look into hiring a big screen to show the event at Gigg Lane. This was not easy with only 48 hours notice and was organised at the same time as arranging a ballot for tickets.
In order to execute this, we had a number of things to consider: Our security for any such event, catering options, liaising with the police and also getting the opposition’s permission to stream.
We also needed to consider the size of the screen and also how many fans could realistically attend and see such a screen. As many of you will know, we don’t normally stream away matches, but due to the enormity of the game we decided to try.
We hired the biggest screen that we could source within the timescales we were working within. Research indicated that a strong 4G data signal was available in the area of Ericstan Park, but we made a calculated gamble that it was worth the risk. If we hadn’t had done this, supporters would rightly have asked why we had not tried to do something. However, on arrival at the ground, the signal whilst strong for downloading, was relatively poor for uploading data. This aspect is necessary for broadcasting a live stream, and on this occasion the systems did not have the capability to operate at the level the team requierd.
We were aware that the steam kept buffering as a result, and this must have been very frustrating. Whilst the team attempted reducing the quality of the picture to keep the stream live and consistent, this was only so successful and resulted in large parts of the game being unwatchable. The team, both at the game in Wythenshawe and back at Gigg Lane, did all they could in trying circumstances.
As a club when we put this event on, we were not doing it to make money. This event was delivered to be ‘cost neutral’ to ensure that the supporters could watch the game, so we are as disappointed as you when we ran into problems. However, by all account the atmosphere was fantastic and the food and drink seemed to go down well, we also ensured that the players came back to thank you for the support you gave them for the season.
We thank you for supporting and interacting with this event, and drawing from this experience will enable us to hold more events like this in future. We also thank those dedicated volunteers who again gave up their time to help make the event run smoothly, in some cases foregoing an actual ticket for the game to make this happen.
We literally would not be able to get these events on for supporters without this assistance – a big thank you!
We have postponed the next CEO Q&A session until ahead of the new season in July, as there is a lot to get through in the next few weeks to prepare for this. We are also looking at details for another Fans Forum over the summer and this will be communicated to supporters when venue and dates have been fixed.
If you have a question that you wish to have an answer to, or any feedback on the above, please send them in via the usual method of clicking below and these will be included in the next session:
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Fenix Trophy 2024/25
We are delighted to announce our involvement in this season’s Fenix Trophy.
The Milan-based football club Brera FC organises the competition, first playing in the 2021/2022 season.
Each club is chosen for its exceptional social, historical and cultural distinctiveness. The competition has received UEFA’s approval.
The number of participants has increased from 7 to 9 to 12 and now the current number of 16 teams.
Near-neighbours FC United of Manchester have won the competition on two occasions, and are the current holders.
We are joined by fellow English teams FC United of Manchester and Walton & Hersham, Scottish side Caledonian Braves & Welsh side Llantwit Major.
11 other nations have representation:
Czechia – Prague Raptors FC Norway – FC Oslo Denmark – BK Skjold Belgium – K. Bercham Sport Romania – Venus Bucuresti Poland – KP Bór Oborniki Śląskie Finland – Gilla FC Italy – Brera FC Germany – Athletic Sonnenberg Serbia – FK Miljakovac Montenegro – Fans United FC
The tournament will be played as a straight knockout competition, with a home and away leg in the initial round.
The first phase will be played from September to December, with the 8 winners going into the next phase of the tournament from January to April.
The semi-finals & final will be played in May in Italy.
Our involvement in the competition is subject to NWCFL approval.
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FGRS Community Hub Fundraiser
In response to the devastating gas explosion on Nelson Street close to Gigg Lane, FGRS Community Hub is stepping up to bring the community together in support of those impacted.
A testament to the resilience and solidarity within our community, a fundraiser has been organised with the goal of offering relief and support to the victims of this unfortunate incident.
The main event is scheduled for Sunday 14th April at the Fishpool Liberal Club, an occasion that not only aims to raise funds but also to strengthen community bonds during this difficult time. This gathering is an opportunity for community members to show their support, offer donations, and stand in solidarity with those facing the aftermath of the explosion.
The explosion on Nelson St. has left many of our neighbors in dire need of assistance, with damages that go beyond physical property to the very heart of our community. In these trying times, it’s the collective support and compassion of the community that can make the most significant difference in the lives of those impacted.
Understanding the power of collective effort, the FGRS Community Hub has also established a Just Giving page to facilitate donations from those who are unable to attend the event in person but still wish to contribute to the cause – aiming for £3,500.
This online fundraising platform allows for easy and secure donations, ensuring that every penny goes directly to aiding the affected residents of Nelson St.
Donate here to support the victims of the Nelson St. gas explosion.
For more information on the event and how you can help, please visit the FGRS Community Hub’s official channels – HERE. Your support can make a significant difference in providing the much-needed relief and support for our neighbors during this challenging time.
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Fixture Update: Litherland REMYCA (a) & Irlam (a)
Following confirmation from the NWCFL this morning, we can confirm these fixture updates:
Our game next Wednesday (30th October) against Litherland REMYCA has been postponed, due to our hosts progression in the County Cup. This fixture will now take place on Wednesday 4th December at 7:45pm.
Our re-arranged visit to Irlam has also been postponed due to their involvement in the county cup on Tuesday 26th November. A new date for this fixture will be confirmed in due course.
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