FREE FOOTBALL SESSIONS IN JUNE! Ideal for all abilities, every Wednesday in June then £2 a session going forward. Perfect for Primary School age groups! It’s turn up and play. No need to book a place. Open to all players of all ability levels not just academy players. #Druids #Community

In the lead up to last weeks Bangor game, NE Wales was hit by heavy snowfall resulting in the pitch at Druids being covered in up to 12 inches of snow! a favourable forecast of mild wet weather allowed the thaw to set in, but still face with 4 inches of snow on the 3G surface on Friday the club sent out an appeal for help to make sure the Bangor fixture wasn't postponed. The support was overwhelming with up to 50 people turning up with snowshovels and spades to help clear the

The Show Racism The Red Card Campaign visited the Rock Stadium home of Cefn Druids FC for our annual Educational club event last week and was joined by Year 7 pupils from Ysgol Y Grango who took part in our educational club event for the day. Campaign Coordinator Jason Webber delivered a workshop in the morning to the young people educating them on the topic of racism using interactive activities and discussions. Pupils prior to attending the ground at school were set a task

Richard Griffiths & John Hughes meet at The Rock Cefn Druids are pleased to announce the start of a fantastic new project in partnership with the Football Association of Wales. Druids in the Community will be running weekly coaching sessions at The Rock as well as outreach sessions in local schools, with the aim of engaging kids through sport. The club is also pleased announce that Richard Griffiths will be taking the helm of this new scheme, Richard lives and works locally a

John Hughes (Cefn Druids chairman), Tracey Roberts (Carer at the home), Ennis Wood (Resident at the home), Judith Richards (Manger at the home) and Haydn Evans (Chairman of Cefn Albion) Last Wednesday's pre season friendly between the two Cefn Sides was a big success, not only for the great spirit the players on the pitch displayed but also because the evening raised £540 for Plas Bod Llwyd Residential Home in Cefn Mawr. A big thank you to Players and Fans alike who donated t

Last night Druids took on their neighbours Cefn Albion, although still a fierce rivalry between the two sides this game had a more relaxed atmosphere following the new partnership announcement between the two sides and also the fact that all monies raised from the gate would be going towards a local residential home. Albion displayed a side full of strong character and determination something which has defined their team since their rebirth. The quality of the Welsh Premier L

On Thursday the 6th April The Rock hosted the first Cefn Community Council Schools Football Tournament. The day was organised by councillors Ken Bathers and Derek Wright. Schools taking part were Cefn Mawr,Min-Y-Ddol, Froncysyllte, Rhosymedre and Acrefair, who were the winners. A fantastic day was had by all. #Community #CefnMawr #Druids