Redrow funds awards for star players at Weaverham FC

A flourishing community football club can celebrate its players of the week after purchasing medals with a donation from Redrow.

Weaverham Football Club received the cashboost from Redrow’s community fund to purchase ‘Player of the Week’ medals that are handed out after each game.

The inclusive club’s free football school welcomes players of all abilities, aged from nine to 15 and currently has 150 players over nine teams, including three girls’ teams.

Kind donation

Club chairperson Daniel Turnbull said: “With Redrow’s kind donation we have purchased 200 bespoke medals. These are given out to players who show determination and make it clear they have taken on what was learnt at training. A positive attitude is also rewarded.

“The club is very thankful for the donation. They will allow us to show our players how well they play week in, week out. We try and keep costs down for our players and their families, so this donation means we haven’t had to ask parents to help us pay for the medals.”

Brilliant opportunity

Area sales manager for Redrow NW, Caroline Thompson-Jones, said: “Grassroots football is a brilliant opportunity to encourage children to be active, meet new friends and be part of a team. It’s great that the star player medals will allow the club to recognise those who have played exceptionally well each week. We hope players will feel really proud to wear the medals.”

The community fund donation is linked to the Redrow Hartford development, which has two phases on sale – Weaver Park and Water’s Reach. Both located on Woods Road, they currently have a selection of three and four-bedroom properties for sale.

Helen
Helen
I'm the editor here at Business Cheshire and I'd keen to hear what's happening where you live. With more than 18 years' experience in journalism and digital PR, I'm particularly keen to hear from businesses with exciting news.
spot_imgspot_img

Latest

From early-morning calls to high-profile dinners: A day inside Champions Speakers

Behind the polished appearances and famous names associated with...

Hundreds join 128-mile PipeWalk to oppose proposed Peak Cluster pipeline

DERBYSHIRE, UK. September 29th, 2026 - Nearly 1,000 people...

What Does A New Garden Actually Cost? One St Albans Landscaper Decided To Just Say

Ask a landscaper what a new garden costs and...
spot_imgspot_img

Newsletter

Don't miss

From instant verdicts to deeper stories: filmmakers debate cinema’s role at Liberatum Venice

Bruno Wang hosted Lee Daniels, Nadine Labaki and Marisa...

The Lagoon Resort prepares for next chapter with Meliá hotel consolidation

SAL, CAPE VERDE. September 25th, 2026 - The Lagoon...

Two Decades After the Ban, Asbestos Still Poses a Deadly Risk

BRISTOL, UK. September 23rd, 2026 - The UK may...

More AI-Generated Content Could Increase the Value of Human-Led Discovery

The rapid growth of AI-generated content could make online...

More News

Vernon Building Society invites charities and businesses to save with a purpose

Vernon Building Society is inviting charities and businesses to place their surplus funds with a local mutual that combines a reliable, fixed return with...

The Heat Pump Warehouse heads to Edinburgh and Westminster to connect heat-pump supply chain with public sector delivery

The Heat Pump Warehouse has confirmed it will attend two major national conferences this autumn as public sector heat decarbonisation moves from policy commitments...

Sir Keir Starmer resigns as prime minister

Prime minister Keir Starmer has announced his resignation after months of mounting pressure inside the Labour Party. He confirmed he will remain prime minister until...