Clayton Amateur Boxing Club raised over £8,500 at an extra special fundraising event for the club, which took place in Accrington Stanley’s world class hospitality venue, the 1968 Lounge, on Friday 6th October.
HML Recycling, the Hyndburn-based modern metal recycling experts, have donated £5,000 to sponsor new wicket covers at Oswaldtwistle Immanuel Church Cricket Club. O.I.C.C.C are members of the North West Cricket League and were Ribblesdale
Great Harwood Rovers have been a fixture in the local community since 1975. They are an FA Charter Standard Community Club, run solely by local volunteers for children’s grassroots football. The club now
With World Cup fever set to hit the country once again in November, North Lancs Training Group (NLTG) are ramping up the excitement with an extra special Sportsperson's Dinner including former England star and
Clayton Amateur Boxing Club are preparing to host another sensational evening of boxing at Accrington Stanley’s world class hospitality venue. On Friday 14th October a black tie and gown event will take place at
2022 is a historic year for women's football in England, following the success of the Lionesses bringing football home as winners of the Euro 22, beating Germany in the final. The first fixture of
North-west-based health and wellbeing charity The Running Bee Foundation has announced a new race and legacy fund in honour of its late ambassador, Dr Ron Hill MBE. The Dr Ron Hill Accrington 10K is a
Accrington Stanley will host a fantastic afternoon of amateur boxing with Clayton Amateur Boxing Club on Sunday 27th March 2022. The event, one of the first to be hosted in Stanley’s brand new hospitality
A Lancashire woman from Clayton-le Moors has been named in Cycling UK’s 100 Women in Cycling. Anne Stott, 70, was included for her work encouraging women to cycle. She joins TV and film actress Maxine Peake, BBC Radio 4 presenter, Melanie Abbott and gold medal winners
Ribblesdale Place housing development located off Ribblesdale Avenue in Accrington will be home to ‘David Lloyd Way’ after Hyndburn’s Street Naming Committee agreed to honour the sportsman’s contributions to the borough. Former cricket player,
