Non-League Paper

UNITED CHARITY EFFORT

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 February 2021

By Robin Jones
WESTERN Premier outfit Bridgwater Town joined forced with local women’s side Yeovil United to run 57 marathons and raise £10,000 for local charities yesterday.
Under the banner of United for Bridgwater, a total of 57 participants for both clubs each completed a distance of 26.2 miles in 24 hours.
Those taking part included Town’s chairman Bob Buckingham and their new chief executive Adam Murry.
Before they set off, more than £4,000 has been raised. Charities that will benefit include Bridgwater Foodbank, The Gift of Giving Shoebox Appeal, which also he...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.

Your subscription has been successful.

More in Non-League Paper

Looking back on a historic season we’ll never forget

Football is made so special by all the unique moments it gives us and this season has been no different - so we asked our writers and contributors to pick out some of their favourite moments from another remarkable campaign.
Bern and Johnno gave me the tools to go with the flow with ‘Ro

As Grant Shenton muses on his career, he confesses it’s uncomfortable singing his own praises.
Hearn finds a perfect match

Barry Hearn joked he won’t repeat his ‘stupid’ claims of getting Leyton Orient into the Premier League now he’s at Brentwood Town – but insists there’s no-one more determined than him to help the Step 3 Blues aim for the EFL.
One Ell’ of a big ambition

Rob Elliot revealed the Piatak family’s vision for Carlisle United was the driving force behind his decision to accept an offer to take charge of the National League big guns. By Mark Carruthers JOB SWAP: Rob Elliot took charge of Carlisle United just days after leaving Gateshead PICTURE: Alamy EXIT:...