Our current guidance and change to standard operating procedures
Effective 17 March 2020
Dear Parents & Players,
All Football is postponed for the forseeable future, this includes Wildcats. Bedfordshire Football Association is advising against all training until further notice in line with the most recent government announcement. The situation is being reviewed and we will advise of any changes.
The FA said "We are committed to trying to complete all competition fixtures and will be liaising with the relevant parties to establish appropriate options to do so."
The FA are in daily communications with Government and we continue to advise all clubs to follow Government advice below.
Current advice is available here.
PHE guidance should be read and followed. Should clubs have any concerns regarding players or staff with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 government guidance should be followed.
The Government reinforce the message that we currently remain in the ‘Delay’ phase of its strategy for dealing with Coronavirus and that there is currently no medical rationale for postponing matches or playing them behind closed doors at this time. Therefore, sports organisations and their clubs should continue to operate as normal. However some County FAs are interpreting this differently and Bedfordshire FA have suspended the Girls Football League fixtures until the end of March.
We will provide further updates as guidance from Government changes and requires action. In addition to daily Government updates, we are also in regular dialogue with key football partners and are working to deliver a coordinated approach to the management of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak in line with Government advise.
Any questions please do not hesitate to ask.
Effective 17 March 2020
Dear Parents & Players,
All Football is postponed for the forseeable future, this includes Wildcats. Bedfordshire Football Association is advising against all training until further notice in line with the most recent government announcement. The situation is being reviewed and we will advise of any changes.
The FA said "We are committed to trying to complete all competition fixtures and will be liaising with the relevant parties to establish appropriate options to do so."
The FA are in daily communications with Government and we continue to advise all clubs to follow Government advice below.
Current advice is available here.
PHE guidance should be read and followed. Should clubs have any concerns regarding players or staff with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 government guidance should be followed.
The Government reinforce the message that we currently remain in the ‘Delay’ phase of its strategy for dealing with Coronavirus and that there is currently no medical rationale for postponing matches or playing them behind closed doors at this time. Therefore, sports organisations and their clubs should continue to operate as normal. However some County FAs are interpreting this differently and Bedfordshire FA have suspended the Girls Football League fixtures until the end of March.
We will provide further updates as guidance from Government changes and requires action. In addition to daily Government updates, we are also in regular dialogue with key football partners and are working to deliver a coordinated approach to the management of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak in line with Government advise.
Any questions please do not hesitate to ask.
WE now have a Walking
If you want to try Football
Please come along to one of our
Training Sessions .....
Please come along to one of our
Training Sessions .....
TRAINING
Winter Training is now at
Mark Rutherford School - Mondays
Bedford Academy - Thursdays
We Train Mondays and Thursdays
Juniors - Age 6 to 13 - from 6.00pm to 7.00pm
Seniors - Age 14 and older - from 6.30pm to 8pm
Ladies - 7.30pm to 9.00pm
please contact info@bedfordladies-girlsfc.org for mor info....
Some Team Coaches run additional or extended sessions so please check with your Team Coach/Manager
Bedford Ladies Win the
Bedfordshire County Cup 2019
Bedfordshire County Cup 2019
Arsenal Sister Club
Bedford Ladies and Girls have become an Arsenal Sister Club with joint activities including....
Arsenal Holiday Session and Club Coaching Sessions
Tickets to Arsenal Women's games
Chance to be Mascots at Arsenal Women's games
Bedford Ladies and Girls have become an Arsenal Sister Club with joint activities including....
Arsenal Holiday Session and Club Coaching Sessions
Tickets to Arsenal Women's games
Chance to be Mascots at Arsenal Women's games
Flying the Flag for Girls Football
Players from Bedford Ladies and Girls FC were this month given the privilege of forming the Guard of Honour at an Arsenal Women’s home game.
40 youth players, between the ages of 7 and 15, ran out as mascots and flag girls for Arsenal Ladies, in their Women’s Super League Match against Birmingham City Women on 4th November.
Before going in to the stadium to carry out their match day duties, the girls were put through a training session with the Arsenal Development Team,
The entire day was a fantastic experience for the girls (and parents!), who proudly represented the club.
Arsenal Ladies equalled their best ever start to a Women’s Super League season, with a 3-1. Two goals from Jordan Nobbs and a penalty from Danielle van de Donk ensured that Arsenal Women stayed top of the league and three points ahead of 2nd placed Manchester city.
Bedford Ladies and Girls are part of the Arsenal Women Sister Club Programme, which ‘aspires to provide a broad range of support to grassroots clubs who are dedicated to developing girls football’.
As well as this unique experience at an Arsenal Women’s home game, the Players and coaches of Bedford and Ladies Girls Football Club have access to learning and training opportunities from Arsenal throughout the year.
40 youth players, between the ages of 7 and 15, ran out as mascots and flag girls for Arsenal Ladies, in their Women’s Super League Match against Birmingham City Women on 4th November.
Before going in to the stadium to carry out their match day duties, the girls were put through a training session with the Arsenal Development Team,
The entire day was a fantastic experience for the girls (and parents!), who proudly represented the club.
Arsenal Ladies equalled their best ever start to a Women’s Super League season, with a 3-1. Two goals from Jordan Nobbs and a penalty from Danielle van de Donk ensured that Arsenal Women stayed top of the league and three points ahead of 2nd placed Manchester city.
Bedford Ladies and Girls are part of the Arsenal Women Sister Club Programme, which ‘aspires to provide a broad range of support to grassroots clubs who are dedicated to developing girls football’.
As well as this unique experience at an Arsenal Women’s home game, the Players and coaches of Bedford and Ladies Girls Football Club have access to learning and training opportunities from Arsenal throughout the year.
Bedford Ladies and Girls Wildcats
These sessions are now starting for 2020
New session for 2020 Mini Wildcats Mondays from 6pm to 7pm
Brickhill Primary Monday 3.30 to 4.45
Ursula Taylor Wednesdays 3.30 to 4.45
Scott Primary Thursdays 3.30 to 5.00
These sessions are now starting for 2020
New session for 2020 Mini Wildcats Mondays from 6pm to 7pm
Brickhill Primary Monday 3.30 to 4.45
Ursula Taylor Wednesdays 3.30 to 4.45
Scott Primary Thursdays 3.30 to 5.00
Bedford Ladies celebrate WINNING the County Cup for a 4th time in 2018!
