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our Co-op Community Stadium
Saturday 12th April 2025 

Paul Holleran admitted that

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1947 - An away game in the Coventry & North Warwickshire League Division 2 saw Jaguar Cars given a 10-0

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Vanarama National League North
PIMS Park
Saturday 5th April 2025

Leamington slipped to their third consecutive defeat

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After six years, Leamington FC Head of Media Max Passantino will say goodbye to his hometown club in

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Vanarama National League North
Your Co-op Community Stadium 
Saturday 29th March 2025

Brakes entertained play off

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We take a look back at Brakes games played on March 29………..

1937 - We faced Cubbington Albion in the Final of the Whitnash Charity Cup,

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Vanarama National League North
The Impact Arena
Tuesday 25th March 2025

Leamington made their last midweek jaunt of the season,

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Vanarama National League North
Your Co-op Community Stadium 
Saturday 22nd March 2025

Brakes marked captain Adam

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We look back at games from our history on March 22nd…………

1947 - Lockheed-Leamington emphatically moved into the final

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Vanarama National League North 
Deva Stadium 
Saturday 15th March 2025

Battle weary Brakes fell by a single goal

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Vanarama National League North
Your Co-op Community Stadium
Tuesday 11th March 2025

Brakes welcomed old adversaries

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 Vanarama National League North
The Attis Arena
Saturday 8th March 2025

A first visit to Scunthorpe for a league

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It may come as a surprise to supporters of both clubs, but this Saturday is not the first time that

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 Vanarama National League North
The Big Help Stadium
Haig Avenue
Tuesday 4th March 2025

Brakes completed their

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Leamington's next home game is on Tuesday 11 March, as rivals Kidderminster Harriers head to Warwickshire

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Vanarama National League North 
Your Co-op Community Stadium
Saturday 1st March 2025

Brakes welcomed Chorley down from

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We look back at previous games played on March 1 in Brakes’ history…… 

1947 - The first team’s Coventry & North

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This weekend, Leamington FC will celebrate our very first Her Game Too weekend - with home fixtures

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Vanarama National League North
Ecologic Stadium Bloomfields 
Tuesday 25th February 2025

Having made the long haul to

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Vanarama National League North
Scarborough Sports Village
Saturday 22nd February 2025

Leamington’s recent good run of form came

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Vanarama National League North
Your Co-op Community Stadium 
Tuesday 18th February 2025

Brakes

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Vanarama National League North 
Your Co-op Community Stadium 
Saturday 15th February 2025

Leamington took on

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Paul Holleran has moved to further strengthen his squad for a busy last two months of the season with the loan

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Leamington are at home tomorrow, and here's how you can get to Your Co-op Community Stadium for our

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Leamington host Farsley Celtic this weekend, looking to make it three on the bounce in the National League

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Vanarama National League North
Your Co-op Community Stadium
Tuesday 11th February 2025

Leamington

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Vanarama National League North
Your Co-op Community Stadium
Saturday 1st February 2025

Brakes slipped to a third defeat in a

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Leamington are back at home tomorrow, and here's how you can get to Your Co-op Community Stadium for our

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Marine make their first ever trip to Leamington this Saturday in National League North

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Dan Turner is a Brake until the end of the season, after an extension to his loan deal from Chester FC was agreed by both clubs. Dan has made five appearances, scoring once since joining a month ago and we are delighted to have him until the end of the campaign!

The Brakes make the short journey to Rushall Olympic tomorrow, and here's how you can get there to be with us. BY CAR: - You can drive to Dales Lane. Parking at the ground costs £3. BY SHUTTLE MINIBUS: - The Brakes Trust are running their minibus to this game. Members have to pay £8 while non members are £10. Book here . BY TRAIN: - Trains run from Leamington to Walsall via a stop in Birmingham. From Walsall, the 997 bus goes to the ground. Alternatively, taxis can be used from Walsall Station to get to the ground. When tickets are bought with groupsave, train and bus returns come to just over £11. TICKETS: - Tickets are cheaper when bought online.

Two postponed Vanarama National League North games for the Brakes have new dates. Buxton will visit Warwickshire on Tuesday 18 February, 19:45 kick off and Leamington will travel to Southport on Tuesday 4 March, also kicking off at 19:45.

Leamington FC would like to thank all Brakes and Darlington fans who contributed to the Dan Neal Fund yesterday, raising £774.51. Thirty-seven-year-old Dan Neal who was struck down by a 200-year-old cedar tree in Storm Darragh on December 7, is seriously ill in hospital and his future is uncertain. He has started a family and his partner, Lou and daughter Molly, aged nine months, rely on him as the only breadwinner. Money raised from our bucket collection will help the family with day-to-day expenses and monthly bills now and for the future. For any supporters who were unable to donate and would like to, there is a GoFundMe page that anyone can make a donation to.

Leamington are back at home tomorrow, and here's how you can get to Your Co-op Community Stadium for our fixture against Darlington! BY CAR - ON SITE PARKING: - You can drive to Your Co-op Community Stadium, which has a paid car park. They can either be bought on our online ticketing portal for £3 or by cash and card on the gate for £5. - 10 spaces are available adjacent to the home turnstiles are held for disabled parking, where access can be gained to all areas of the stadium. Disabled access via gate next to main turnstiles at clubhouse end of the ground. See match stewards for any assistance required. Application for these spaces should be made via email to info@leamingtonfc.co.uk BY CAR - PARK AND RIDE: - Alternatively, we are running a FREE Park & Ride from a location in the South of Leamington within a five minute journey time from the ground as part of our free shuttle bus (see section below for timings). The location for parking is: Ashbourne Drive, Leamington Spa, CV31 3SS (On-Street Car Parking) - 5 minute drive from stadium There are no parking restrictions in this new commercial/industrial complex with access off Tachbrook Road, 50 metres from the Windmill Pub on the opposite side of the roadway next to where the new Wickes store is located. There is capacity for a minimum of 150 vehicles on Ashbourne Drive and accompanying side roads. Please do not cause congestion or blockages by parking on both sides of the roadway. We ask that you park on the left-hand side of each road to enable delivery and commercial vehicles to enter and leave the complex unhindered. What3Words Location: noisy.armed.duck BY FREE SHUTTLE DOUBLE DECKER: - A FREE double-decker bus will operate from Leamington Spa Railway Station, via our Park & Ride site, to the Stadium as scheduled below: Leamington Railway Station 1350 1420 Windmill Inn, Tachbrook Road 1354 1424 Your Co-op Community Stadium 1405 1435 The double-decker bus will depart at 17:00 and 17:30 at the end of the game, with the latter service giving supporters a chance to spend some time in the bar with players and staff. Leamington Spa Railway Station is less than a five minute walk to the town centre, which for any visiting fans is a must-visit with plenty of pubs and eateries. Please note that the collection point at the railway station is on the main road at the front of the station whilst at the Windmill Inn it is adjacent to the pub car park entrance. What3Words stop locations: Railway Station: market.faced.shows Windmill Inn: cook.dishes.using BY PUBLIC BUS: - The 665 Stagecoach bus runs from the town to the ground. The outbound route leaves Upper Parade Stand K at 14:10 and reaches Your Co-op Community Stadium at 14:25. The inbound route leaves opposite Your Co-op Community Stadium at 17:17 and reaches Upper Parade at 17:34. Single tickets are capped at £2. - For information on other stops around town, including close to the train station and Parish Church, click here to find the timetable and select "All Stops". BY TAXI: - Local taxis, Uber and Bolt cover the ground. Prices of taxis depend on company/time and demand.

The ever-impressive Paul Edwards gives us a run through of Brakes results on 16 January... On This Day - January 16th......1937 - GEC were our opponents in an away fixture in the Coventry Works League Division 1. The home side were 3-2 victors; Tallis and Saywell scoring the Leamington goals. Team: Heath, Bayliss, Thacker, G Smith, Blackburn, Loos, Ledwith, A Saywell, Tallis, Griffin, N Saywell....1954 - Brakes were soundly beaten 5-0 at Burton Albion in the Birmingham Senior Cup Semi Final in front of a crowd of 3,094. Team: Branston, Aldridge, Sneddon, Jennings, Hawker, Bury, Dawson, Draper, Grimwood, F Gardner, M French....1964 - Goole Town were beaten 4-1 in a home fixture in the Midland Counties League, but the game was not played at The Windmill Ground as it failed an inspection, so was switched to the Lower Sports Ground on the Lockheed factory site. Team: Crosby, Coleman, Hancocks, Davis, Connolley, Knox, Ward, Shorthose, Holmes, Marriott, Hall....1971 - A trip to Derbyshire to take on Heanor Town in the Midland Counties League Cup saw a goalless draw. Team: Lightfoot, Bowden, Lawton, Shrimpton, Pattison, Vale, Matthews, Sweenie, Whitehead, Hall, J Brady, Flannagan....1979 - We travelled to The Oval to take on, Bedworth United, in a Midland Floodlit Cup tie, going down 3-2....1988 - An away day in the Birmingham suburbs saw Brakes take on Highgate United in the Midland Combination Premier Division. The home side won 3-0. Team: Overton, Clutton, Watkins, Gow, Singleton, Sykes, Myton, Hathaway, Hughes (Jawandha), Harris, Graham. Sub: Dixon....2016 - An 89th minute equaliser from Ben Mackey took our FA Trophy 1st Round replay with Altrincham into extra time, in which the visitors snatched a winner to send plucky Brakes out of the competition. Team: Breeden, George (Fry), Gudger (Oulton), Magunda, Hood, Tank, L Moore (Ogleby), Taundry, Mackey, Edwards, Chilton. Subs: Caviezel-Cox, Green.

Darlington make their first trip to Leamington since 2023 with Brakes looking to bounce back from their heavy midweek defeat. This game will NOT be segregated. Tickets You can purchase tickets online and on the gate. We recommend using our online ticketing portal to purchase your tickets in order to minimise queues at the turnstiles. On the day one turnstile will be signed for online tickets so you can easily scan your ticket and gain entry and another turnstile will be accepting card and cash payments. Adult: £15 Over 60: £11 Student (with NUS Card): £8 Under 18: £5 Under 12: £0 Car Parking Car parking costs £3 when bought in advance and £5 when bought in cash or card on the day. We ask all supporters to either car-share or make use of our free shuttle double decker service. Season ticket holders get free parking when their ticket is shown at the gate, and blue badge holders must email info@leamingtonfc.co.uk to reserve a free space, as these are limited. FREE Double Decker Bus Shuttle A free double decker bus shuttle will run from Leamington Station, to our park & ride location at the Windmill Inn, to the ground. Bus Stops Shuttle 1 Shuttle 2 Leamington Spa Station 13:50 14:20 Windmill Inn 13:54 14:24 Your Co-op Community Stadium 14:05 14:35 Park & Ride parking is opposite the pub all along Ashbourne Drive, which is free on-road parking for a minimum of 200 cars next to the new Wickes store. Post-match, the service will leave for the station at 5pm, with another journey back scheduled at 5:30pm. Facilities Your Co-op Community Stadium has facilities to please everyone! There is a burger van in the tunnel corner of the ground, serving hot food and drinks with cash & card accepted. If you don’t feel like hot food but want something to snack on, then Debbie’s Sweet Shop is the place to go. Hot drinks and cold snacks (including a wide selection of sweets) are all available from the sweet shop which you can find at the Harbury Lane End side of the ground, but please note this is cash only. Alcohol can be consumed on the terraces at our ground, and you can purchase it from our clubhouse which is situated in between the Harbury Lane End stand and Debbie’s Sweet Shop. The ground is covered on three of the four sides, as you walk in up from the turnstiles the covered Harbury Lane End behind the goal will be on your right. Straight ahead of you is the joint Main Stand and Car Park Terrace on the west side of the ground, on the Sheepside side of the ground sits the Mick Brady Stand, in honour of our Life President who passed away in 2020 and the North Bank behind the goal is the uncovered side. Clubhouse The clubhouse can be used by both sets of fans and boasts a wide range of drinks, including local Warwickshire Church Farm Brewery products. Our bar has live sports, and the players will be present after the game to mix with fans in the bar and our post match presentations. Both Leamington and Darlington fans are welcome in the bar. Bus Travel As well as our free shuttle, the 665 Stagecoach bus runs from the town to the ground. The outbound route leaves Upper Parade Stand K at 14:10 and reaches Your Co-op Community Stadium at 14:25. The inbound route leaves opposite Your Co-op Community Stadium at 17:17 and reaches Upper Parade at 17:34. The closest stop to Royal Leamington Spa Railway Station to the ground is Crown Hotel, which what3words are dairy.legend.pops and the bus leaves at 14:14. Inbound, the closest stop is Charlotte Street ( what3words march.hurt.loved) and the bus arrives there at 17:25. Both stops are within a 5 minute walk to Leamington Station. For other stops, visit the timetable . Matchday Magazine Our official matchday magazine ‘New Windmill Wonderland will be available to purchase for £3 just as you enter the turnstiles, with it being a limited edition issue to celebrate Jack Edwards’ time at the club. Read the thoughts of the chairman, manager and captain, learn everything you need to about Darlington and much more in our bumper programme. Turnstiles Opening Time Turnstiles and all facilities inside the ground including the clubhouse open at 1pm, two hours before kick off. Live Coverage Match updates can be found on our X, Bluesky, Threads, Instagram and Facebook pages and there will be live commentary on BrakesLiveFM . Coverage will start approximately ten minutes from kick off. Extended highlights and reaction will be available on Leamington FCTV the day after the game. Bucket Collection A bucket collection has been arranged for the Dan Neal fund – raising money for a 37 year old father struck by the falling cedar tree while walking along Portland Place West with his partner and baby daughter during Storm Darragh on Saturday December 7. Buckets will be located just past the turnstiles. Mega New Year Raffle After a couple of postponements, the Darlington game will be your final chance to enter the Brakes Mega New Year Raffle. With a variety of prizes, for £2 a ticket it’s a no brainer! 50/50 Draw Donna and Yvonne will be making their way around the ground in the first half selling 50/50 tickets. These cost £1 each with half of the takings going to the club and the other half going to the winner. The draw will be made and announced at half time. We hope everyone enjoys their time at Your Co-op Community Stadium.

We are proud to reveal that Cally Stewart has signed for League One side Shrewsbury Town for an undisclosed fee. The Leamington fan signed for the Brakes from Coventry Sphinx in the summer of 2023, and has since gone on to score 37 goals in 74 appearances and is currently the top scorer in the Vanarama National League North. He will join up with Gareth Ainsworth's side, that includes another Leamington-born player in former Coventry City man Jordan Shipley. Cally joins a number of players who have moved into the Football League after playing for the Brakes, and manager Paul Holleran spoke to club media on his departure. " There’s mixed emotions in losing Cally, " Holleran said. " We’re sad to be losing such a wonderful young man, a great character. We’ve been on a bit of his journey with him - developing with us over the last 18 months from when he joined to where he is now. "With him being a Leamington supporter, he’s got that affinity with everyone. As much as we’re disappointed to lose him, it’s been weighed out with the happiness for him and his family and the work that he’s put in, starting at step 6 or 7, being rejected by more clubs than probably any other player has, to keep going at step 6 and 5 and scoring plenty of goals, getting better and better is an amazing achievement. Both ourselves and Coventry Sphinx will be immensely proud, when he gets that scarf above his head at a L1 club it’s going to be a special moment and just another step on his journey. "It’ll be great to see where he goes, looking at his last 18 months with us and how he performed before then - he’s a hungry player and with the right management and full time training, it’s genuinely exciting for his future. "Whilst I understand some around the club might be naturally disappointed, when you get EFL clubs coming in for young players it’s very hard to stand in their way after everything he’s worked for here. With Micky Moore and Gareth Ainsworth, he’s in good hands at a great club. I speak on behalf of everyone at the club in wishing Cally and his family all the best, as they know - they’ll always be welcome at the club, and we can’t wait to see what’s next. " With a proven record of scoring goals, Stewart is raring to give League One a go. His Shrewsbury Town team play Wrexham tomorrow night, live on Sky Sports. "A massive thank you to the fans, players, the gaffer and everyone at the club. Without the gaffer I wouldn’t have been able to develop in the way I have and sign for a League One club. I’ve made so many special memories made at the club in the 18 months I’ve been here. Hearing my chant from the terraces sung every week has been brilliant, and they are memories I’ll always take with me. "It’s been a privilege as a local lad and a fan to be given the chance represent the club and even captain Leamington. I was a Brakes fan before I joined and I’ll carry on being a fan forever. It’ll be the first result I check every week, and I definitely won’t be a stranger. "Wishing everyone at the club all the best for the future, and a massive thank you for the special memories made. I’ll see you all very soon. "Once a Brake, always a Brake." As part of the deal, Shrewsbury Town have agreed to visit Leamington in Pre Season 2025. We are looking forward to welcoming Cally back then, as well as the rest of the Shrewsbury team, staff and supporters. Go well, Cally.

Leamington FC can confirm that we have accepted an offer from an EFL side for Cally Stewart. The Leamington-born striker, who is top scorer in the Vanarama National League North, has now entered into discussion with that club. When further updates happen, we will make that available to our supporters through our website, app and social media channels.

Following much discussion and consideration the Board of Directors have made the decision to charge for on-site car parking on match days. Clearly having provided free parking (with exception of recent matches v Scunthorpe and Hereford) since the return of football in 2000 to Harbury Lane it is not one that we have taken lightly and has involved much debate. The main factors are the cost of reparation work each year to the car park and training pitch plus additionally the damage to the training pitch when it has to be utilised for overflow car parking. Depending upon weather conditions when used for such a purpose there is the additional matter that this sometimes makes the training pitch unusable for short periods for both the Ladies and Mens First Teams and interferes with the match preparation of both teams. Through increased car sharing and provision of a Free Match Day Bus Service on Saturdays we hope to reduce the instances when the training pitch has to be utilised for car parking. The recent games versus Scunthorpe and Hereford showed that car sharing had a considerable impact in reducing the number of vehicles accessing the site. We fully understand that car sharing and use of the free bus service is not practicable for everyone and have thus reduced the price of car parking from the two recent games of £5 to £3 provided tickets are purchased in advance. For those who do not purchase tickets in advance, the charge on match day will be £5 with payment by card or cash accepted. The charges will be introduced commencing the forthcoming game versus Chester FC on Tuesday. As this is being introduced during the course of the season, season ticket holders (includes VP’s) will on production of their cards be allowed free car parking for the remainder of this season. We are in the process of determining what will be the best process for fans who wish to car share with individuals from their own respective location but in the meantime would suggest you liaise through the Brakes Trust and LFC Volunteer supporters groups. If that does not work for you please email info@leamingtonfc.co.uk stating name and location and we will put you in touch with any likeminded individuals who contact us. We will additionally run a ‘help desk’ pre-match in the grey unit next to the turnstiles for the next three matches (Chester, Darlington and Marine) to aid any fans wishing to get in touch with each other re possible car sharing. Additionally, we hope that by having the Saturday free bus service from town that this will also attract additional supporters to games plus increased use of the clubhouse and bar facilities. Certain identified high profile mid-week fixtures may have a free bus service if required, and if we see increased demand or interest we would like in an ideal world to run the free service for most mid-week games. The free bus service will depart from Leamington Railway Station at 1.50pm and 2.20pm on Saturdays, stopping outside the Windmill Pub on Tachbrook Road, thus providing the opportunity for any fans who wish to park their cars in Ashbourne Drive (unrestricted parking and next to Wickes almost opposite the pub) to utilise the service. Post match the service will leave for the Railway Station at 5pm with a further journey at 5.30pm. There will be an end of season review and engagement with supporters with regard to the introduction of car parking charges plus provision of the free bus services. Board of Directors Leamington Football Club

Saturday's trip to Southport has been postponed, following a Friday morning pitch inspection. The pitch at The Big Help Stadium is still frozen, and with temperatures expected to be lower than freezing again tonight and not above freezing in the day, the decision to postpone the game was made by a qualified official. A rearranged date will be confirmed in due course. We'd like to thank Southport for their constant communication and for carrying out an early inspection, as well as the National League for agreeing to an early postponement.

There will be a Friday morning pitch inspection at 8:45 to determine whether Saturday's trip to Southport will go ahead. With temperatures of -4c scheduled for both tonight and Friday night, an early inspection has been agreed to. We will communicate the result of the pitch inspection on our website, social media channels and official club app.

Despite our best efforts, today’s game against Buxton has been postponed due to a frozen pitch. On arrival at the ground this morning, club officials found that temperatures had fallen to -5°c last night and contacted a local Step 2 official to conduct a pitch inspection, when the game was postponed. A re-arranged date will be confirmed in due course. Volunteers are no longer needed to remove the pitch covers, as they will stay on.

Leamington FC has entered the new year with an exciting step forward for the club and its fans—the release of their brand-new official mobile app, now available to download free of charge on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store! This innovative app is designed to boost the fan experience, bringing supporters closer to the action than ever before. With features such as: 📊 Live Match Stats – Track every key moment as it happens. 📢 Push Notifications – Instant updates for goals, lineups, fixtures, and breaking news. ⚽ Predictor Game – Engage with fellow fans and test your knowledge. 📅 Fixtures, Results & League Tables – Stay on top of the latest schedules and standings. 🎟️ Seamless Ticketing – Buy your match tickets with ease (with Ticketing partners Kaizen Ticketing). 📺 Club News & Video Content – Access highlights, interviews, and updates all in one place. The app is more than a digital convenience; it’s a new way for fans to connect with the Brakes, whether they’re at Your Co-op Community Stadium, watching from home, or following on the go. This launch marks the beginning of an exciting partnership between Leamington FC and the Touchline App Development Program by Element16 Media. Leamington becomes the second non-league club to join this revolutionary scheme, following the release of the AFC Telford United App. Benjamin Wiser, Founder of Element16 Media, shared his thoughts on the release: " This release is really special to us here at Element16 Media. We're committed to helping clubs of all sizes develop apps that positively impact fans, boost commercial opportunities, and benefit communities. This partnership with Leamington FC embodies everything Touchline was created for, and we couldn’t be more excited to kick off 2025 with this launch. " Max Passantino, Head of Media at Leamington FC, added: “ As soon as we found out about Element16 Media’s Touchline project, we knew we needed to be a part of it. This new partnership will allow us to become even closer to our supporters and bring them the latest news first. It will take our media output to a new level, which is needed to keep us on top as we step back up the pyramid once again and continue our journey. ” About Touchline by Element16 Media Touchline empowers non-league football clubs to launch custom mobile apps without upfront costs. The program provides clubs with an accessible way to enhance fan engagement, increase revenue, and create new commercial opportunities. With seamless integration for ticketing platforms like Kaizen Ticketing, Touchline ensures clubs can offer a polished and professional digital experience to their supporters. Download the App Today! Fans can download the official Leamington FC app for free on the Google Play Store or Apple App Store today. For further information: Email: touchline@element16media.com Website: element16media.com/touchline

With a large attendance anticipated for our New Years Day Vanarama National League North fixture versus Hereford FC we are putting in place revised parking and transport arrangements for this match to ensure that everyone wishing to attend the game is able to do so. It is anticipated that Hereford FC will bring 400-600 fans so the sheer logistics of that means we have to segregate fans from a crowd management perspective. With heightened interest in the game, we anticipate a crowd in the region of 1300+. We thank Hereford FC fans for their co-operation and use of three supporters coaches. For those coming to Your Co-op Community Stadium for the first time, please note that although there is ‘ ON - SITE ’ parking for approximately 370 vehicles, there is NO alternative ‘on - street parking’ , as we are located on a busy country road with no pavements and surrounded by farmland. We have put in place a FREE Bus Service that will operate between Leamington Railway Station and the stadium, timings of which are listed below. We ask all supporters attending the game to either arrive a little bit earlier than usual or give themselves additional time to utilise the Bus Service. PRIORITY will be given to departure of bus services from the stadium site at the conclusion of the match . The additional costs re: segregation, stewarding and the provision of the FREE Bus Service, has led the Board of Directors to make the difficult decision to charge £5 per car for parking on site.W e are asking supporters of both sides to help with travel and parking by using the bus service or car shar ing, where possible . ON - SITE CAR PARKING - £5 per car For those that wish to park onsite you are advised to purchase a ticket in advance of the match via our online ticketing site .Tickets for parking will go on general sale at 9am on Saturday 28 December. If the parking ticket allocation is not sold out then cash payment will be accepted on the day, although we strongly advise you to purchase in advance, so as not to be disappointed. Cars will not be permitted to remain on site without a ticket. OVERFLOW CAR PARKING A provision for overflow car parking will be available at Harbury Lane Recreation Ground, Harbury Lane (2 minute drive from stadium). This will only be utilised once the main car park is full and a free bus service will be provided in such circumstances. DISABLED CAR PARKING (Free to Blue Badge Holders) 10 spaces are available adjacent to the home turnstiles where access can be gained to all areas of the stadium. Disabled access via gate next to main turnstiles at clubhouse end of the ground. See match stewards for any assistance required. Application for these spaces should be made via email to info@leamingtonfc.co.uk FREE RAILWAY STATION BUS SERVICE A double-decker bus will operate from the Railway Station to the Stadium as scheduled below: Leamington Rail way Station ​ 13 40 ​ 14 10 Windmill Inn, Tachbrook Road ​ 13 4 4 ​ 14 1 4 ​​ Your Co-op Community Stadium ​​ ​ 1 355 ​ 14 2 5 ​ The double-decker bus will depart very shortly after the conclusion of the match with further journey s departing the stadium at 17 30 and 1800 hrs. Please note that the collection point at the railway station is on the main road at the front of the station whilst at the Windmill Inn it is adjacent to the pub car park entrance . There is plentiful on-street car parking in Ashbourne Drive (next to Wickes) and opposite the Windmill Inn . What3Words stop locations: Railway Station: market.faced.shows Windmill Inn: cook.dishes.using CAR SHARE We ask all supporters parking at Your Co-op Community Stadium to assist us by car sharing where possible. We also ask that if you are being collected by car or taxi after the match that those vehicles arrive after 5.20pm as PRIORITY will be given to vehicles exiting the site. BRAKES TRUST MINIBUS SERVICE (not operating) NO SCHEDULED BUS SERVICE ON PUBLIC HOLIDAYS M ATCH ARRANGEMENTS The match WILL be segregated, and that decision has been taken purely on safety grounds and police advice. Hereford FC fans will be accommodated at the North Bank End of the ground (opposite end to clubhouse). Admission will be gained via turnstiles at the far end of car park and top right-hand corner as you enter the complex. The segregated area capacity is 1075 (100 seats and 75 standing under cover ) with the remainder uncovered terracing (we ask that seating priority be given to those who are older or have limited mobility – no additional fee). Leamington FC fans will have access to the main stand, Harbury Lane End, and hard standing and seats on the Mick Brady side of the ground plus the clubhouse. Admission will be via the turnstiles at the clubhouse end of ground. Entry to the ground can be gained from 1.00pm onwards. Pitch-side catering units, bar and toilet facilities will be available at both ends of the ground . ALCOHOL will only be served in plastic containers. TNT Sport s will be on in the clubhouse. A DMISSION PRICES Adults £15 Concessions (Over 60s) £11 Students (with ID) £8 Under 18 £5 Children Under 12 FREE Official Matchday Magazine £3.00 Tickets can also be purchased online in advance via our online ticketing portal . Admission can be gained on the day by cash or card payment. Serving members of the Armed Forces who present their military ID in person at the turnstiles will receive a 50% discount. DISABLED FANS Disabled fans entry prices are as detailed above, however companions/carer - will have free entry. There is no additional fee for seating. The stadium has 3 wheelchair spaces in the main covered stand (situated in the centre with ramped access) with adjacent seating. Disabled toilet facilities can be found in the main clubhouse (ramped access from pitchside) and also next to Main Stand opposite the Programme Shop and next to Men’s Toilets. Any disabled Hereford fans will be permitted entry to the home areas to utilise toilet facilities. LIVE COVERAGE Match Updates can be found on our Twitter, Instagram and Facebook pages and there will be live commentary on BrakesLiveFM. Coverage will start approximately 10 minutes before kick-off. The match will also be broadcast live on DAZN. We hope everyone enjoys their time at our Your Co-op Community Stadium.

Ted Rowe has joined Southern League Premier Division Central side Banbury United on a month's loan. The winger will link up with the Oxfordshire outfit, managed by Simon Hollyhead, who currently sit sixteenth in the league following relegation from the National League North last season. They take on Barwell today. We wish Ted all the best for his loan spell with the Puritans!

Leamington FC are thrilled to confirm the return of fan favourite Dan Turner! The attacker scored 33 goals in 66 games for the Brakes in his two year spell at Your Co-op Community Stadium before making a move to Brackley Town for an undisclosed fee following the Brakes' relegation. After a season at St James Park, Turner moved to fellow National League North promotion hopefuls Chester this summer. Dan will link back up with Paul Holleran for an initial month's loan deal. The Leamington manager said "I'm delighted to have Dan back in the building. "He had a fantastic first period with the club and hopefully he has another happy successful period with us." Dan added "I'm delighted to be back at Leamington. It's a great club, where I enjoyed my football and I'm looking forward to seeing all the fans again in this second spell!"