Some of the volunteers pause for the traditional photo, just before they continue to box up the food that they have collected, ready to be distributed on Christmas eve to local families and organisations that work with those in need.

A big thanks goes out to those at CSPAN who have helped to make it all possible, and special mention to Dianne who has organised the volunteers and made links with other organisations so that the food can get to those who need it most, all in time for Christmas.


 The U21s were victorious yesterday after a closely contested match against Rushall. Star controlled the game from start to finish, perhaps giving their best performance of the season to date.  The next round sees the U21s coming up against Tamworth who are managed by ex-Continental Star player and manager, Gary Smith.

 

 

 

 

 

Chairman,  Keith congratulates the boys as they leave the pitch.


The English FA decided to recognise the achievements of its all time record goal scorer, Wayne Rooney, and Stars were fortunate enough to be there to witness it all. A group of 60 adults and young people ventured down to the home of football, Wembley, on Thursday to watch Rooney play in his final game for his country.  For many of those in attendance it was their first visit to the national stadium.