Northern Premier League

VOLUNTEER TRIO ALSO HONOURED

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 October 2018

WINNERS: Tim Clarke, left, and Kerry Evans

KERRY Evans has been named the National League’s Volunteer of the Month.
Since taking over the role of Wrexham’s Disabled Liaison Officer at the start of the year, Kerry has reinstated a service for disabled fans wishing to purchase food and drink on match days, while also ensuring that the club’s website has specific match day information for supporters in wheelchairs.
The National League North award went to Boston United fan Roy Hackford.
He performs many vital voluntary tasks around the club every season, including overse...

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