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Leamington FC will host its annual student game in conjunction with the University of Warwick on Saturday 27 January.

With the race for promotion hotting up, and Paul Holleran's side very much still in the mix, the town's support is as crucial as ever and we want to continue to attract fans of all ages from all parts of the local area to aid us in our race back to the National League North.

Our two previous student matches have seen us record a victory over eventual promotion winners AFC Fylde and draw with last season's play-off semi finalists Chester and this season it's a crunch local derby as Alvechurch make the short hop over from the Worcestershire border.

Any University of Warwick student will be able to make use of our special promotion for this game, offering entry and transport for just £14! The coach will firstly pick up at campus and then at All Saints Church at the bottom of town before returning to both locations at the conclusion of the match.

All students wishing to take advantage of our special promotion have to do is head to our ticketing site and select "Warwick University Ticket and Bus Promotion" - these tickets must be purchased in advance of boarding the bus as tickets will be scanned on the bus to ensure everyone gets on.

Bus Timings:

13:30 - Coach Park, University of Warwick, CV4 7ES
14:00 - All Saints Church Bus Stop, Royal Leamington Spa, CV31 1AA
14:20 - Arrive at Your Co-op Community Stadium

Leamington FC are delighted to announce that Director Oliver Spencer has been appointed to the role of Community Director.

Since his appointment to the Board of Directors two years ago, Oliver has worked closely within the Brakes Community Foundation taking a pivotal role in the development of that charitable body, gaining significant experience in the club's community engagement.

Chairman Jim Scott stated, ‘Oliver brings a range of fresh ideas to the table and is passionate in his belief that the club should be at the heart of the community delivering community benefit. The experience he has gained the past two years make him the ideal person for the role.’

‘I am very pleased to be accept this position as Community Director,' Spencer said. 'This role sits within the club and the charity and while they are separate entities, this is a great opportunity to align the needs of both. The Charity already has an exceptional team working closely with local schools and grant funded projects and this is the next stage. We will be looking to engage with the community directly to a far greater degree over the coming months.'