Help the Hatters, a group of volunteers based in Stockport, have been honoured with the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service, the highest award a voluntary group can receive in the UK. The hard-working group operate [Read More]
Stockport County want teams with something to play for to finish the National League season. Cubs voted to end the season this week but there is no decision on how the campaign will end and [Read More]
Stockport County owner Mark Stott has donated £75,000 to the the Stockport Foundation NHS Trust to ‘to help towards the treatment of coronavirus patients within the local community’. Stott was born in the town and agreed [Read More]
A junior football club has secured a new sponsorship deal that means 40 young players will get new kits. Ashton on Mersey Football Club under-sevens are being sponsored by Alderley Edge-based wealth management firm Clarion. [Read More]
This weekend’s home clash with Woking will be Stockport County’s designated Remembrance Day fixture, giving supporters, staff, players and sponsors the opportunity to honour those who have served and sacrificed in the British Armed Forces. [Read More]
Stockport County secured automatic promotion from the National League North with a 3-0 win at Nuneaton Borough and will play in the National League next season. Ash Palmer, Matty Warburton and Adam Thomas scored the [Read More]
Stockport County missed the chance to go level at the top of the National League North when they conceded an added-time equaliser at Hereford. The Hatters can still take top spot from leaders Chorley – [Read More]
Stockport County chalked up a ninth successive home win in the National League North to move within two points of Chorley at the top with a game in hand. The victory over Darlington, combined with [Read More]
Seashell Trust’s new floodlit 3G sports pitch was officially opened by Mary Robinson, MP for Cheadle at its Cheadle Hulme campus. The new full-size pitch was made possible thanks to £500,000 grant from the Premier [Read More]
Stockport County missed out on an FA Trophy final when Alex Reid’s late winner sent AFC Fylde to Wembley. More than 6,000 people watched the dramatic second leg as the National League side finally squeezed [Read More]
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