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Extra police powers issued ahead of football match
Extra police powers issued ahead of football match

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time09-08-2025

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Extra police powers issued ahead of football match

Police have been granted extra powers to disperse groups of people in parts of Tamworth ahead of a football match later. National League team Tamworth host Scunthorpe United at 15:00 BST and Staffordshire Police have been monitoring the town centre since 10:00, with the order in place until midnight. It has been granted in response to community concerns and will help minimise the potential of anti-social behaviour and prevent incidents arising, the force said. "The order will protect local people from experiencing harassment, alarm and distress and also protect businesses from any potential criminal damage," Insp Rachel Darby, of Tamworth local policing team (LPT), said. The order covers the A513, including Tamworth Railway Station, Bolebridge Street, B5000 to Kettlebrook Road, A5 Wilnecote Bypass, A51, Lichfield Street, Aldergate and Upper Gungate. "We want everyone to enjoy the game safely without concerns about anti-social behaviour or other incidents," Insp Darby said. "This will mean we are able to balance the rights of those visiting the area with those who live and work in Tamworth and mean that we can take robust action if incidents occur." Follow BBC Stoke & Staffordshire on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram. More on this story Tamworth v Scunthorpe United Related internet links Staffordshire Police

Extra police powers issued ahead of Tamworth-v-Scunthorpe match
Extra police powers issued ahead of Tamworth-v-Scunthorpe match

BBC News

time09-08-2025

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  • BBC News

Extra police powers issued ahead of Tamworth-v-Scunthorpe match

Police have been granted extra powers to disperse groups of people in parts of Tamworth ahead of a football match League team Tamworth host Scunthorpe United at 15:00 BST and Staffordshire Police have been monitoring the town centre since 10:00, with the order in place until has been granted in response to community concerns and will help minimise the potential of anti-social behaviour and prevent incidents arising, the force said."The order will protect local people from experiencing harassment, alarm and distress and also protect businesses from any potential criminal damage," Insp Rachel Darby, of Tamworth local policing team (LPT), said. The order covers the A513, including Tamworth Railway Station, Bolebridge Street, B5000 to Kettlebrook Road, A5 Wilnecote Bypass, A51, Lichfield Street, Aldergate and Upper Gungate."We want everyone to enjoy the game safely without concerns about anti-social behaviour or other incidents," Insp Darby said."This will mean we are able to balance the rights of those visiting the area with those who live and work in Tamworth and mean that we can take robust action if incidents occur." Follow BBC Stoke & Staffordshire on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram.

Loan deal confirmed for City's Chadwick
Loan deal confirmed for City's Chadwick

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time15-07-2025

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Loan deal confirmed for City's Chadwick

Billy Chadwick will join Scunthorpe until January. Image: Tom Poole YORK City have confirmed that Billy Chadwick has joined Scunthorpe United on loan. The versatile player joins up with the Iron until January. Chadwick joined the Minstermen back in January 2024 from Stockport County. He's gone on to feature more than 40 times for York so far, scoring four times in the league, including a crucial goal at home to Woking in 2024. The move is subject to FA and league approval.

Carlisle at Woking on National League opening day
Carlisle at Woking on National League opening day

BBC News

time09-07-2025

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  • BBC News

Carlisle at Woking on National League opening day

Carlisle United will travel to Woking when the new National League season gets under way on Saturday, 9 will be the first season at this level for the Cumbrians, now managed by Mark Hughes, for 20 years and follows successive relegations in the English Football City will begin their first season in the top tier of non-league football away at Wealdstone, while fellow newcomers Brackley Town have a home game against Morecambe, who finished bottom of League Two last season, start away to Boston United, while York City, runners-up to 2024-25 champions Barnet, have a home game with Sutton United. Beaten play-off finalists Southend United start the campaign by travelling to Gateshead and there is a trip to Tamworth for promoted Scunthorpe fourth promoted side, Boreham Wood, begin with a home match against Rochdale, but Robbie Savage's first game in charge of Forest Green Rovers will be at Solihull the opening day games, Altrincham welcome FA Trophy winners Aldershot Town, Braintree Town face Halifax Town and Hartlepool United make the long trip to Somerset to face Yeovil season consists of 32 regular Saturday fixtures with four rounds of bank holiday games and 10 midweek fixtures, now split between Tuesday and Wednesday regular season also ends earlier this year, with the last day scheduled for Saturday 25 April. Opening fixtures - 9 August Altrincham v AldershotBoreham Wood v RochdaleBoston v MorecambeBrackley v EastleighBraintree v HalifaxGateshead v SouthendSolihull v Forest GreenTamworth v ScunthorpeWealdstone v TruroWoking v CarlisleYeovil v HartlepoolYork v SuttonAll games scheduled to kick off at 15:00 BST Saturday 16 August Aldershot v BostonCarlisle v Boreham WoodEastleigh v GatesheadForest Green v YeovilHalifax v WealdstoneHartlepool v BraintreeMorecambe v BrackleyRochdale v AltrinchamScunthorpe v WokingSouthend v TamworthSutton v SolihullTruro v York Final day fixtures (25 April) Aldershot v TruroAltrincham v GatesheadBoreham Wood v SuttonBoston v HartlepoolCarlisle v BrackleyForest Green v MorecambeRochdale v YorkScunthorpe v EastleighSouthend v WealdstoneTamworth v BraintreeWoking v HalifaxYork v Solihull Pride of Cornwall There is plenty of excitement in Cornwall as Truro become the first team from the county to compete in English football's fifth the opening day trip to Wealdstone, the first home game for the National League South winners at their 3,600-capacity stadium will be against York on 16 Minstermen used to be managed by Truro boss John Askey, who secured York's promotion to the National League in their geographical location, Truro will clock up the miles in their first ever fifth-tier longest journey – a 930-mile round trip to Gateshead is on 25 October, while their nearest away game, a mere 280 miles there and back to Yeovil, takes place on Good Friday, 3 April.

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