As season two draws to a close within the men’s leagues, we would like to congratulate Garstang WFC in ceiling an unprecedented league double. Still to be decided is championship runners up spot between Bolton Arena vets and Droylsden. As the women’s game continues to grow the central venue league at Bolton Arena continues to…
The Walking Football Association are thrilled to welcome our new sponsor North Tower Consulting. They will be sponsoring the WFA National Cup for the next 2 years as well as supporting the two England teams participating in the World Nations Cup in August this year. This year we have received record entries with over 300…
Bigger and better than before – the 2022 survey This is our second survey. Our first was in 2020, whilst the country was in the midst of a pandemic. Now two years on, we thought we’d see what has changed and if the sport is viewed differently. It’s no surprise that the sport has continued…
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…
