Frenbot Charity Football

22/10/2026

Come down to Forest Town Arena the home ground of Frenbot Charity Football

OUR PRE-PURCHASE wristbands!! Are here!! Come down and see us and secure yours for one of the best nights of the year 🎇
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21/10/2026

Our kit sponsor Ink & Henna AKA Kerry Anderson

Support local now on Mansfield Radio . Ink & Henna in Mansfield Woodhouse
Microblading Specialist.
Www.inkandhenna.co.uk

19/10/2026

Always a cracking night at Forest Town Arena

OUR PRE-PURCHASE wristbands!! Are here!! Come down and see us and secure yours for one of the best nights of the year 🎇
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18/10/2026

If anyone can help Forest Town Arena please DM them x

17/10/2026

We will continue throughout 2026 with the Robin Hood Lottery . Please show your support by using this link to buy tickets.

Support your favourite good cause before Saturday 29th August, and you could win a £2,000 Luxury Holiday - or take the cash - in our huge end-of-summer draw!

10/10/2026

Yet again another fantastic event at our home ground AKA Forest Town Arena

NOT TO BE MISSED..
📆 Saturday 31st October
🎃 Adults Only - Fancy Dress 👻
🎟️ Tickets behind the bar

📍 Forest Town Arena

With fans

06/10/2026

Do the hillbilly rock, the hillbilly roll
Stand in line, and away we go

A little bit of moonshine

a little bit of meat

Who’s ready!!! For yet another!!! New addition to Forest Town Arena someone say line dancing?? 🤠 every Tuesday morning starting NEXT WEEK! 13th October 😊 details below!
We can’t wait yeehaw!!
Book in direct through Boots 'n' Beats page…..

With fans

01/10/2026

A cardiac arrest or when it happens unexpectedly, a Sudden Cardiac Arrest is one of the UK biggest killers with a extremely low survival rate – on average just 8%.

This is in contrast to the condition it is often confused with – myocardial infarction, more commonly known as a heart attack, which has a survival rate up to 80%.

A heart attack is a “plumbing” issue where the blood supply is blocked or restricted to the heart, but importantly the heart is still pumping and the patient still conscious and alive.

This is in contrast to a sudden cardiac arrest which is an “electrical” issue which stops the heart from pumping resulting in the person collapsing unconscious and being essentially “dead”. If no immediate action is taken to rectify the situation they will sadly stay that way.