12 Educators providing Villa courses in Birmingham

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Welcome to Villa Rockets Powerchair Football Club Villa Rockets is a self-funding powerchair football club. We enable disabled youngsters the opportunity to play football in electric wheelchairs.

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ELTT has been set up by Edward Lynn with a view to building a professional structure for aspiring table tennis players. Many aspects will be supported, from grass roots through to elite performance. Ed is a professional table tennis coach and was the lead coach at Colebridge TTC. Ed's journey started there (competitively) in 1988 as a player at the age of 12. He organises and delivers regional training for many of the best players in the West Midlands and has been coaching for over a decade. Since 2014, after working for Table Tennis England, Premier League 4 Sport and Aston Villa, many players and projects from across the West Midlands and beyond have been undertaken.

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Carl Ford Carl Ford is an international speaker and trainer, covering topics across the accountancy and finance spectrum, as well as business growth and personal development. Carl has over 10 years of experience as a speaker, including keynote talks both in the UK and abroad. Carl has spoken at venues such as the Liverpool Arena (M&S Bank Arena, and previously Echo Arena), Birmingham NEC and in Earls Court London. Carl has spoken at prestigious events such as National Accountancy Conference for Students, The Business Networking Show and Now What Live, to name but a few.Carl Ford International Speaker Villa Park Birmingham For years Carl has been passionate about sharing his knowledge and experience, to help develop individuals and teams. Whilst working for a major UK retail chain Carl travelled the country in his role as a Best Practitioner and helped change and transform departments and teams. After building an outstanding training repuation in the UK, Carl moved on to training at international level, covering Spain, Germany, Italy and Dubai, with clients ranging from National Governments, energy suppliers, software developers.

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The club was established in 1938 by pupils of Paget Road School in Erdington, Birmingham and was accepted into the Intermediate Division of the Birmingham Juvenile Organisation Committee. In their first two seasons Paget enjoyed instant success, winning the league title on both occasions; however the outbreak of the 2nd World War brought a halt to progress. Following the outbreak of peace, Paget joined the Birmingham Youth and Old Boys AFA, before moving to the Central Amateur League in 1949 and then the Worcestershire Combination (now Midland Combination) in 1950. In 1951 Paget Rangers purchased a site on Springfield Road in Walmley for a cost of £550. Springfield Road was to be Paget’s home for the next 42 years. The 1950s was a decade of consolidation for The Bears, before experiencing their first major success in 1960 when a unique quadruple was achieved. Paget won the Midland Combination League Title, The Midland Combination League Cup, The Birmingham Junior Cup and the Sutton Coldfield Charity Cup. Paget went on to retain the league title again in 1961. Further success followed in 1967 when Paget Rangers defeated Alvechurch to win the Midland Combination League cup (Alvechurch had beaten Paget in the previous year’s final). In 1970 Paget won the Midland Combination Premier Division for the third time, following that success with a second-place finish in 1971. In 1971 the club erected floodlights at Springfield Road, becoming the first Midland Combination club to have floodlights in the process. The switching on of the lights was marked by a visit of Aston Villa to Springfield Road, drawing a crowd in excess of 2000.

new park village football development

New Park Village Football Development aka NPV Football Development was birthed out of conflict. In the mid to late 1990’s, it was commonplace to see police blue and white tapes tied around lamp posts as a way of cordoning off areas where a shooting or a stabbing had taken place. Two of these such neighbourhoods were New Park Village and Heath Town, two areas in the north/ east of Wolverhampton that were blighted by gang violence. The two areas like many others in the city bared the typical markers that characterized these neighbourhoods as spaces where rival gangs fought for territory over the distribution of drugs and other criminal activities.