WLAYFC thank West Lothian Junior teams The WLAYFC would like to thank Stoneyburn Juniors FC for their hospitality, and use of facilities, at the end of season 2007-08. In total 19 Cup Finals were played at Beechwood Park throughout May and June. The Association would also like to thank Fauldhouse United and Whitburn Junior FC for making their facilities available to the Association for a number of other Cup Finals. The assistance and co-operation of Junior clubs helps to bring a fitting end to each season and their continued support it greatly appreciated by the WLAYFC. Visit the WLAYFC Forum Today........the best in Scottish Football. County cup Photo`s .....Here WLAYFC Job Search - Position : Community Coach, Tynecastle Park, If interested check out the letters page. Download the Euro 2008 electronic wallchart - fill in the score and it updates itself ....... Here
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Scots on the run to raise funds A West Lothian Football team is to run more than 200 miles to attend a tournament in Southport, but they need your help. Livingston Hearts Maroon under-13s are due to play in the North West Trophy in Southport in May but need to raise £4,000 to cover the costs of travel, entry and accommodation. The club have embarked on numerous fund raising schemes but are looking to local businesses for sponsorship at the event. Having raised £2,000 so far, Livingston Hearts Maroon are in need of some help and have made a plea to companies with links in West Lothian and Southport for help. David Charles, team treasurer, said: “We have taken many fundraising approaches such as sponsored quizzes, bag packing and a race night and have received great financial support from the player's parents and relatives too. These fundraising techniques shall continue until we reach our goal however, we are concerned that we are not on course to do so as the tournament date draws ever closer. The entry into this tournament means a lot to the players and coaches that are travelling. The experience these kids will get from the event can't be quantified, and the lads are excited about playing teams from all over the UK.” Over the next few months the 15 members of the squad will collectively run 203 miles - the exact distance between their training ground in Livingston and the tournament grounds at the Stanley High School in Southport. They will do this by completing 817.5 laps of Craigswood sport centre's 400 metre running track. If you would like to help or know more about the sponsorship request on offer please contact David Charles, Livingston Hearts Maroon treasurer on 07982718277 or 01506 494738. You can email David at dav1d.charles@blueyonder.co.uk. For more information on the team please visit www.livingstonheartsmaroon1995.co.uk/southport_2008.aspx |
There is footballl training every 2 second Saturday from 13:30 to 15:00, at Bankton Mains for children with disabilities or special needs, for more details contact Andrew Smyth at WLC Leisure on 07770350336
Lothian Lottery
Walter Barr of the Lothian Lottery has supplied all the information needed to get your Club/Team onboard with the Lothian Lottery, with the scheme it is possible to get a lot of much needed revenue, by enlisting 100 people to pay by direct debit (£1 per week) then that would raise over £2000 for club/team coffers..........full details here
East Calder Colts FC join elite band of football clubs in West Lothian!
EAST Calder Colts FC joined an elite band of youth football clubs in West Lothian when they were presented with their Community Club certificate which accords this relatively young organisation full accreditation by West Lothian Council ..............Read all about it here
West Lothian Leisure’s new Synthetic Pitches
In total there are 14 brand new pitches currently being constructed across 5 West Lothian Leisure (WLL) sites. These will be available for use from Monday 17th December. Details of the locations and the number of pitches at each site are detailed ...............Here
The players of Livingston Hearts Maroon were invited to spend a day at Knockhill Racing Circuit courtesy of their team sponsor Smartycars.com. The meeting was the Scottish Motor Racing Club's 'Final Fling' race day and included:The Scottish XR2 Championship, SMRC Formula Ford 1600 Championship, Scottish Legends Championship, Scottish Classic Saloon and sports car championship, Scottish Saloon and Sports Car Championship, Formula Phoenix, and the highlight of the day for us, our team sponsor's very own Smartycars.com Mini Cooper Cup - the final two races to decide the championship winner. .............More
Broxburn project takes off
Broxburn United Sports Club (BUSC)was formed in 2001 and brought together Broxburn Athletic Juniors and Broxburn Athletic Colts ( youth), Uphall Amateurs and the local bowling club, to form a community based sports club for Broxburn. The initial concept was to form a community managed sporting hub at the Stewartfield/Albyn Park site, to cater for the growing demand for community sport in the area. Under the council’s Club Accreditation scheme BUSC achieved Community Club status in 2006 and more recently Quality Mark status from the Scottish Football Association. BUSC are the first club in West Lothian with a full pathway from soccer sevens, through to 11-a-side football and on to the Junior game. The last few years has seen the Club grow considerably and demand has doubled in all age groups......more
As many of you will be aware, Show Racism The Red Card (SRTRC) is an anti-racist campaigning and educational charity. We aim to combat racism
through enabling role models, who are predominantly but not exclusively footballers, to present an anti-racist message to young people and society. We achieve this through:
* Developing activities to encourage people to challenge racism
* Developing campaigns and strategies to challenge racism at all levels of football and society
* Producing educational resources including DVDs, magazines, posters and education packs.
The highlight of our campaign is our Fortnight of Action (FNOA). This period of concerted action encourages participation from all sections of Scotland’s communities to celebrate diversity and tackle racism. Last year’s series of events was a great success with over 300 actions involving minority ethnic groups, community organisations, all 42 professional clubs, football fans, schools and young people nationwide. This was a significant increase on the amount of actions that took place in 2005. This October, we hope to build on the success of previous years and once again expand the number and quality of anti-racist projects
taking place during the Fortnight. To help fund the organisation of events or activities during October SRTRC has joined forces with the Scottish Executive as part of the 'One Scotland' campaign and Unison – the public services trade union to offer grants of up to £1000 for community-based initiatives. SRTRC has targeted the grants at innovative projects that challenge racism, celebrate diversity or overcome exclusion throughout Scotland. The total sum of money available will be £40,000, which is a 100% increase from 2006. This will allow us to make regional allocations (North, South, East, West) of £10,000 based on council boundaries. The Fortnight of Action 2007 booklet can be downloaded directly from our website by following this link www.theredcardscotland.org/action.pdf If you would like a hard copy of the booklet or further information,
email info@theredcardscotland.org with Fortnight of Action in the subject line.
