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SCOTTISH MIDNIGHT LEAGUE
Mark Robertson, 17, who suffers from Cerebral Palsy has been picked for Great Britain’s CP football team for the Paralympic Games in Beijing.
MORE MONEY AVAILABLE NOW FOR COALFIELDS REGENERATION
A charity which is helping to transform Britain’s former coalfield communities has secured a further £53m funding package to continue its activities for another three years.
TOP AWARD FOR RESPIRATORY CENTRE BREATHING SPACE
A pioneering centre in Rotherham which has changed the way people with severe respiratory disease are treated has scooped a major award.
ANDREA GUMBS NEW SPORTS LEGACY COORDINATOR IN THE NORTH WEST AND WEST MIDLAND COALFIELDS
Andrea has over a decade of sports development experience. She has worked for a variety of different agencies. She has more recently spent the last 2 years in the field of volunteer coach development, organising a large borough wide volunteer sport a...
UK AWARD FOR CRT SUPPORTED MIDNIGHT LEAGUES IN SCOTLAND
In the annual Sports Industry Awards held at a ceremony in London on 1st May the Midnight league programme in Scotland sponsored by Halifax Bank of Scotland and supported in coalfield areas by Coalfields Regeneration Trust has won the Community Progr...
LINFORD CHRISTIE AND DARREN CAMPBELL COME TO THURNSCOE ON 20TH JULY 2008
Street Athletics and Sports Legacy have joined forces to put on an opportunity of a lifetime for the young people of Thurnscoe.
COALFIELDS TRUST GETS A £60M VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
THE Coalfields Regeneration Trust is to continue its ambitious programme of community regeneration throughout the UK thanks to new Government funding totalling over £60m.
ROUND 4 FUNDING
The Coalfields Regeneration Trust in England is to receive a further three years funding from March 2008.
"In view of the trusts continued good performance, provision is to be made for the continuation of the trusts funding for a furt...
SCOTLAND SUMMARY ANNUAL REPORT 2007
Update on Scotland
SCOTLAND REVIEW 2007
Review of Scotland
YOUNGSTERS STRIKE GOLD AT ATHLETICS CELEBRATION
Young people from Coalfields communities donned trainers and track gear to get involved in a sporting celebration at Doncaster Dome on 7th October 2007 – as part of a drive to attract more young people into athletics.
SPORTS LEGACY COALFIELDS JUNIOR SPORTS CELEBRATION
Young people from Coalfields communities are being urged to don trainers and track gear to get involved in a sporting celebration at Doncaster Dome next month as part of a drive to attract more young people into athletics.
GAME ON NATIONAL FINALS 2007
Results
ATHLETICS FOR THE DISABLED GRANTS GIVE GROUPS THE EDGE
The scheme – which is open to people with all types of disability – is being run in partnership with the Federation of Disability Sports Organisations and England Athletics Yorkshire & Humberside.
GAME ON MIDNIGHT FOOTBALL LEAGUES NATIONAL FINAL
Soccer glory beckons for young coalfield teams.
SPORTS LEGACY - KEEPMOAT TO HOST MINI OLYMPICS
AN ambitious project to encourage young people in former mining areas to become the athletes of tomorrow has been boosted by the appointment of an experienced coach.
SPORTS LEGACY – ATHLETICS PROJECT UP AND RUNNING
Michael Cooke, a Level Four athletics coach will drive forward the Sports Legacy project, a groundbreaking partnership between the Coalfields Regeneration Trust, Flying High School Sports Partnership, Doncaster Athletic Club and England Athletics.
GAME ON MOST IMPROVED LEARNER
Game On Volunteer Michael Garvey has been rewarded for his commitment and enthusiasm and made a difference to his local community by doing coaching sessions every week for the past two years.
GAME ON NATIONAL FINALS
This year will see around 400 young people from Coalfield wards compete to decide the champion of champions from around the 3 regions. Yorkshire, North East and the East Midlands regions where there will be the following competitions -
HANSON CONGRATULATES BENEFIT ADVICE SHOP ON NEW FUNDING
Delyn MP David Hanson has congratulated the Benefit Advice Shop for securing funding to provide specialist welfare benefit advice and advocacy service through a home visiting service.
HASWELL RESIDENTS HELP THEMSELVES
An imaginative new initiative designed to make Haswell a better place to live, work and learn is celebrating its launch this week with an open day for the community.
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