Burntwood RUFC were unable to overcome Spartans in their latest league encounter as they went down 32-7 at The Sportsway. Photographer Joanne Gough captured the match action on camera:
The junior ranks of Burntwood RUFC and Lichfield RUFC clashed as their respective under 15 sides competed in a training fixture.
Photographer Joanne Gough was on hand to capture the
Chris Brindley’s winning start to life as Chasetown FC manager continued with a 5-0 win over Grantham Town.
The Scholars saw Dean Perrow score four, while Kingsley James
Burntwood RUFC’s young guns took to the pitch to showcase their talents at the weekend.
Both the U14 and U13 sides were in action and photographer Joanne Gough captured
Burntwood RUFC’s second string failed to overcome Leek RUFC 2nds in their clash at the weekend. The hosts lost out 28-44 and photographer Joanne Gough captured the action on camera:
Burntwood RUFC went out of the Midlands Intermediate Cup after defeat against Lutterworth. Photographer Joanne Gough captured the match action on camera:
Chasetown FC witnessed the end of an era after manager Charlie Blakemore took charge of his last ever game.
Unfortunately, opponents Stafford Rangers hadn’t read the script as they
Chasetown FC failed to give manager Charlie Blakemore a winning send-off as they went down 1-0 against Stafford Rangers.
Boss Blakemore was standing down after nearly eight years
Politics and religion mixed for one night only as Lichfield Cathedral welcomed Labour’s former deputy leader Roy Hattersley.
He was speaking in front of 165 guests at the annual
Hundreds of children from schools across the Midlands have visited Lichfield Cathedral to celebrate the 200th anniversary of church schools.
Every Church of England School in the Diocese of Lichfield
Chasetown FC’s poor run of form continued with a 3-1 home defeat against bottom side Stocksbridge Park Steels.
The result leaves the scholars in 17th place in the
