Years 1 - 6 football coaching courses will re-commence at Hall Corner on Wednesday 24th February from 4.30pm - 5.30pm, and then at the same time every following Wednesday (excluding school holidays) until each six-block is complete.

The price will be £18.00 per six-block.

Contact DCiTC on 01332 648434 or Glapwell FC on 01623 845370 for further details.

Rigby Taylor, a major supplier of products and services to the Amenity Industry, will be holding a practical workshop and demonstration of line marking using their new range of Duraline high quality, ready to use concentrate line marking paints.

They will also be carrying out soil samples, and will be on hand to give advice on their full range of products, as part of their continued commitment to the ground maintenance and landscape industry.

Anyone who is involved in looking after sports pitches are most welcome to attend to gain further knowledge and expertise and information from the professionals on the most effective products on the market.

The workshop and demonstration takes place at 1.30pm this Friday (05.02.10) at Hall Corner and admission is FREE.

Glapwell supporters not wishing to make their own travel arrangements for tomorrow's away game against Cammell Laird should note that there will be a few £8.00 seats available on a first-come-first-served basis for them on the 52-seater players' coach, which leaves Hall Corner at 10.00am.

No stops are planned during the approx 2-1/2 hour journey, but there will be toilet facilities on the coach itself for those that require them.

All supporters wishing to take advantage of this arrangement are advised to be at Hall Corner not later than 9.45am.

Glapwell Football Club are members of the Unibond League Division One South. Glapwell FC finished the 2008/09 season (their first at level 4) in sixth place in the Unibond League Division One South, narrowly missing a place in the end of season promotion play-offs by just one goal. Glapwell were established in 1985 and have gradually climbed the non-league ladder. Glapwell is a small village in Derbyshire. Glapwell FC play at Hall Corner.

Club History

Football in the village of Glapwell undoubtedly has its roots in the facilities provided for the community by the local Colliery. But, with the pit closing in 1974, Glapwell had to wait until the mid-to-late eighties to get its first taste of football at a senior level. And it was all thanks to the infectious ambition of local businessman Roger Caton and his wife Ellen who, together with a small band of tireless helpers, finally gave the village a chance to enjoy good quality non-league football in comfortable surroundings. more....