At the Walking Football Association, we believe in sustainability and looking to the future – especially when it comes to environmental issues. Emphasizing this commitment is more important than ever before; that’s why we’re constantly looking for new strategies on how to reduce our carbon footprint while continuing with our mission of promoting Walking Football…
What has the WFA done to support the development of Walking Football at grassroots level? As the governing body for Walking Football in England, it is our duty to help develop the sport at all levels. The majority of people play Walking Football at grassroots level for fun and fitness. This grassroots support is, therefore,…
‘Walking Back to Happiness’ – a good news story in these uncertain times We’re back – Abbeymead Rovers Walking Football has returned. The game, which is already a slower and safer version of Association Football, which has ‘no contact’ as one of its main rules, has returned with social distancing. Abbeymead Rovers, which is an…
The Walking Football Association (WFA), National Governing Body for Walking Football in England has been awarded National Lottery funding from Sport England’s Community Emergency Fund towards operating costs during the on-going COVID-19 pandemic. The outbreak of the virus and the consequent shutdown of businesses as of March 23 has left the sport and physical activity…
The WFA have today written to the Sports Minister @OliverDowden seeking special early approval for the return to play for the unique non contact sport of Walking Football. WFA Guidelines also sent to Sport England. Isle of Man back playing this week. #walkingfootball #uniquesport Download the guide WFA – Return to Play Guidelines – June…
Paul Murtagh and Stuart Langworthy have been chosen to receive the International manager of the Year awards (50s and 60s), in recognition of their management of the winning England teams at the 2019 European Nations Championship.
