North East Parkies United reflect on cup triumph at St George’s Park
North East Parkies United players are ‘bursting with pride’ after winning the Cure Parkinson’s Cup at St George’s Park.
The Beacon of Light allies with many of our business and personal values; it aims to offer excellence and be a leader within its field without compromising its core mission.“I would encourage any business to get in touch for a free tour of the fantastic facilities. “There are many excellent opportunities for businesses to be involved with this fantastic project and we’re very proud to be able to support the Beacon of Light and are very excited to see them make an impact on our communities. Phil King, Beacon of Light General Manager, added: “We’re extremely grateful to Nathan and the O’Brien family for their support which will help us realise our mission.” “Nathan has been very supportive of the Beacon both as a key partner and advisor and offering him a package that worked for his business was very straightforward.” The Beacon of Light which opened its doors to the public earlier this month houses a 4G football barn, capable of hosting 7-a-side and 5-a-side games, six outdoor 5-a-side pitches, a versatile indoor arena which can also host national sporting competitions, exhibitions and events, and a suite of classrooms, offices and informal learning spaces. The Beacon of Light will also be a home for the Foundation of Light, generating vital funds which will be reinvested back in to the community through the charity’s award-winning programmes.
North East Parkies United players are ‘bursting with pride’ after winning the Cure Parkinson’s Cup at St George’s Park.
Over 20 teams from across the North East, Yorkshire, and Lincolnshire competed in the mixed and girls’ tournaments at Downhill, including two host squads from the Foundation of Light.
Foundation of Light are excited to introduce a new partnership with Northern Premier League club Consett AFC, creating a clear pathway for male football scholarship players.