Vacancies at Hemsworth for next season
18th March, 2017
Toolstation NCEL Premier Division side Hemsworth Miners Welfare are now looking to fill a number of voluntary roles for next season.
Those who have a passion for non-league football can get involved at the West Yorkshire club as they are needing a match secretary, a programme editor, matchday kitchen staff and a PA announcer.
Anyone interested or who wants further information is asked to contact Derek Bucknall at kathryn-bucknall@sky.com.
Those who have a passion for non-league football can get involved at the West Yorkshire club as they are needing a match secretary, a programme editor, matchday kitchen staff and a PA announcer.
Anyone interested or who wants further information is asked to contact Derek Bucknall at kathryn-bucknall@sky.com.
(Story Source: Hemsworth Miners Welfare)
Norman named as new Hemsworth chairman
10th March, 2017
Toolstation NCEL Premier Division club Hemsworth Miners Welfare have announced that Richard Norman has become their new chairman.
Norman, who has previously been joint chairman at former NCEL side Goole AFC, told Non League Yorkshire that he was "honoured and very happy" to accept the role.
He said: "I am especially excited about working with such a transparent and helpful team of people, who all share the same vision and values. The present board and team of volunteers have done an absolutely fantastic job, of developing a village football team into a successful community football club.
"I am looking forward to helping the board achieve their long term goals of financial stability, developing the facilities and creating a full community programme, whilst also trying to take the club into the Evo-Stik League.
"It's also really positive that our local council understand the huge sporting, economic and health benefits that a successful community football club can bring to an area.
"Because the local council have fully backed the club, by providing a secure long term lease, this enables the club to develop the community facilities and increase the necessary revenue towards financial security.
"My role will be to support the board and hard-working volunteers, to develop and implement a full marketing strategy to increase revenues. Some of these marketing activities will include corporate partnerships, together with further sponsorship and hospitality opportunities.
"I will also be looking to work with all the local youth and ladies teams, charities and schools to form a full community programme. This will help ensure that the next generation can enjoy all the benefits of the club and our facilities.
"Finally, I will be supporting our passionate, successful and experienced manager Wayne Benn, to help sign the players to try to help us win cups and gain promotion to the Evo-Stik League.
"These goals will take some time, but I can assure all our fans, that I will work tirelessly to ensure that they are all achieved."
Norman, who has previously been joint chairman at former NCEL side Goole AFC, told Non League Yorkshire that he was "honoured and very happy" to accept the role.
He said: "I am especially excited about working with such a transparent and helpful team of people, who all share the same vision and values. The present board and team of volunteers have done an absolutely fantastic job, of developing a village football team into a successful community football club.
"I am looking forward to helping the board achieve their long term goals of financial stability, developing the facilities and creating a full community programme, whilst also trying to take the club into the Evo-Stik League.
"It's also really positive that our local council understand the huge sporting, economic and health benefits that a successful community football club can bring to an area.
"Because the local council have fully backed the club, by providing a secure long term lease, this enables the club to develop the community facilities and increase the necessary revenue towards financial security.
"My role will be to support the board and hard-working volunteers, to develop and implement a full marketing strategy to increase revenues. Some of these marketing activities will include corporate partnerships, together with further sponsorship and hospitality opportunities.
"I will also be looking to work with all the local youth and ladies teams, charities and schools to form a full community programme. This will help ensure that the next generation can enjoy all the benefits of the club and our facilities.
"Finally, I will be supporting our passionate, successful and experienced manager Wayne Benn, to help sign the players to try to help us win cups and gain promotion to the Evo-Stik League.
"These goals will take some time, but I can assure all our fans, that I will work tirelessly to ensure that they are all achieved."
(Story Source: Non League Yorkshire)
Molby to be guest at Sportsman's Dinner
11th October, 2016
Hemsworth Miners Welfare have announced that Liverpool and Denmark legend Jan Molby will be their special guest at their Sportsman's Dinner next month.
It takes place at PitClub, the Hemsworth Miners Social Club on Wentworth Terrace in Fitzwilliam, on Friday 25th November, 7pm for a 7:30pm start.
Tickets are available now at ?25 each for the night that includes a two course meal, raffle, auction and Stand-Up Bingo.
More information can be obtained by contacting any of the club's officials.
It takes place at PitClub, the Hemsworth Miners Social Club on Wentworth Terrace in Fitzwilliam, on Friday 25th November, 7pm for a 7:30pm start.
Tickets are available now at ?25 each for the night that includes a two course meal, raffle, auction and Stand-Up Bingo.
More information can be obtained by contacting any of the club's officials.
(Story Source: Hemsworth Miners Welfare)
Hemsworth announce their chosen charity
5th July, 2016
Toolstation NCEL Premier Division new boys Hemsworth Miners Welfare have announced that Yorkshire Air Ambulance will be their chosen charity for the 2016/17 season.
A club spokesperson said: "We recognise the great work that the charity do and the enormous costs it takes to keep them in the air.
"We would like to support this over the coming season you will see posters and collection buckets and tins when visiting our ground and at our community events."
A club spokesperson said: "We recognise the great work that the charity do and the enormous costs it takes to keep them in the air.
"We would like to support this over the coming season you will see posters and collection buckets and tins when visiting our ground and at our community events."
(Story Source: Hemsworth Miners Welfare)
New sponsors at Hemsworth
27th June, 2016
Hemsworth Miners Welfare have unveiled the alternate shirt and tracksuit sponsors for their upcoming Toolstation NCEL Premier Division campaign.
PhysioMed are continuing to sponsor the club and their name will be on the alternate kit which has changed colour to volt for the 2016/17 season.
Meanwhile, DH Print Services are a local business who will carry on helping the club by being the sponsor of the squad's tracksuits that are used on their travels.
PhysioMed are continuing to sponsor the club and their name will be on the alternate kit which has changed colour to volt for the 2016/17 season.
Meanwhile, DH Print Services are a local business who will carry on helping the club by being the sponsor of the squad's tracksuits that are used on their travels.
(Story Source: Hemsworth Miners Welfare)
New set-up at Hemsworth
21st June, 2016
Hemsworth Miners Welfare have had a restructuring of their committee as the club prepares for its first ever season in the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division.
The Wells, who came into the league in 2008, were Division One champions last season, amassing 98 points as they cantered to the title.
Ahead of the new campaign, it has been announced that Derek Bucknall will be their club secretary and commercial manager whilst Phillip Crapper is matchday secretary.
Their treasurer will be Laura Mulroe whilst Victoria Agnew is community officer as she looks to carry on her good work promoting the club in its local area with many planned events over the next few months.
The Wells, who came into the league in 2008, were Division One champions last season, amassing 98 points as they cantered to the title.
Ahead of the new campaign, it has been announced that Derek Bucknall will be their club secretary and commercial manager whilst Phillip Crapper is matchday secretary.
Their treasurer will be Laura Mulroe whilst Victoria Agnew is community officer as she looks to carry on her good work promoting the club in its local area with many planned events over the next few months.
(Story Source: Hemsworth Miners Welfare)
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