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We have a training session every Thursday evening 7pm till 8.30pm at st Michaels High School. Currently we have players between the age of 17 and 40 so age and experience isn't an issue! All are welcome.

Chorley Ladies FC are a womens adult team (16 and over) who play in the Northern Combination Training is on a Tuesday night at Southlands high school and Thursday night at Bolton Arena matches are played on a Sunday afternoon at 2pm. Chorley Ladies were promoted from the North West Premier League to the Northern Combination in 2011/12 - the highest the Club has ever been. This became a double winning season when the ladies added the North West Plate to their trophy cabinet Season 2012/13 promises to be an exciting rollercoster ...

The Everton Supporters Club Chorley was formed at its first meeting on 15th June 2008 at the Gillibrand Arms in Chorley. Word spread around Chorley and people who supported Everton in the local area turned up and it has grown ever since. Today we meet in the Duke of York. The concept was first thought of when two groups of Blues from Chorley met randomly in a bar in Frankfurt the night before Everton’s fixture in Nurunberg. It was said that there would be enough demand to start a supporters club and Martin Carr got the ball rolling in June 2008. Our supporter club is now fully affiliated to Everton F.C. and has been since the beginning of the 2008/2009 season. This gives us the opportunity to access tickets and arrange visits to Goodison Park and Finch Farm training ground. Read more about us here www.chorleytoffees.com

Whether its a cold night in the indoor centre at Redbourn or sweating profusely under the hot sun of La Manga the A404's favourite felines have a tradition of always producing their best under the most trying of conditions. Some have doubted the sightings of cougars in the area but we all know the true spirit is on show running around a large inconveniently placed tree at square leg. Keep on purring cougars!

The football club has origins dating back to 1933 but since it was reformed in 1955 the history of the club shows that it hs had continual success in the local football leagues, none more so than in the seasons since the start of this new century. The club, which makes no payment to players, competes in the Premier Division of the West Lancashire League which features clubs all the way from Barrow-in-Furness down into Greater Manchester. The Club are the current West Lanashire League Premier Division title holders having previously collected the honour in the 1997/8, 2002/3 and 2008/9 seasons. In most of the recent seasons, the club has finished in the top four positions in the league. The club are also the current holders of the coveted Lancashire Amatuer Shield having previously won the competition in the 2001/2, 2006/7, 2010/11 and 2011/12 seasons. With a strong band of loyal supporters the club consistently draws home crowds of around 100 and often over 150 spectators watch the club's home games. The success that the club have experienced in recent seasons supports the club's claim to be one of the top amatuer clubs in the North West.

Based in Surrey, nr Gatwick, Horley Hockey Club is comprised of 2 Mens and 1 Ladies team.

Start/Finish: HorleyTimes:Sun 7am 60–90 min weeklyAnyone is welcome to join usCycle type: MTB/trekObjective: Enjoy fresh air & find as many off road tracks cycle routes as possible in Horley Ch