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About the session
Enjoy fun walking football sessions at Elm Road Sports Field, courtesy of Active Fenland and March Park Rangers FC.
These hour-long sessions take place every Wednesday morning on a grass pitch and are aimed primarily at men aged 50 and over.
The Elm Road walking football group has a very active Facebook page containing a large number of photos, videos and reports of previous events. We highly recommend taking a look.
Wednesday sessions are non-contact in nature and played in a fun and friendly spirit. Games are usually followed by a welcome warm-down of hot drinks and biscuits.
Active Fenland is a Fenland District Council project that aims to increase activity in the region through sport. A second walking football session takes place at the home ground of Chatteris Town FC, every Monday.
At a glance
Year founded
2016
Session type
Just turn up
Playing level
Mixed
Age limit
50+
Game format
5 v 5
Pitch type
Outdoor (Grass)
Genders
Mixed
Competitions
Yes
Plays festivals
Yes
Plays friendlies
Yes
Kit colours
White, red & black
Day & time
Day:
Wednesday
Frequency:
Weekly
Start time:
10:00
End time:
11:00
Duration:
1 hr
Who's behind it?
Delivered by:
March Park Rangers FC
Supported by:
Active Fenland / Fenland District Council
Rulebook:
FA Laws for Walking Football
Sponsored by:
County FA:
Cambridgeshire FA
League:
How much does it cost?
Cost per session:
£2
Other costs:
What to expect
Everyone wants to feel comfortable before trying something new. At Walking Football World, we try extra hard to ensure that you know exactly what to expect from a walking football event before you even leave home.
Below you can find key details about this event and even the rules that players abide to.
Rules of the session
Contact Elm Road Walking Football March, Active Fenland
Fancy a kick about with Elm Road Walking Football March, Active Fenland? Contact the organiser using the contact details below.
Lead contact: Lauren Bremner
Location
Address: Sports Ground, Elm Rd, March PE15 0BL, UK
Last updated:
Listed By Phil Blackwell
