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Blues so happy to make big difference

Dunstable Town were honoured with an afternoon in the spotlight and recognised for making their local area a better place as they won the Moving Forward Sports Community Club of the Year award.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 May 2024

Dunstable Town

Moving Forward Sports Community Club of the Year

VALUED: Dunstable Town receive their gong

PROUD Dunstable Town were honoured with an afternoon in the spotlight and recognised for making their local area a better place as they won the Moving Forward Sports Community Club of the Year award.
The Blues became a Community Benefit Society three years ago and have since embarked on a dazzling array of projects focussed on enriching the lives of those in their local community.
As part of its Improving the Lives of Others scheme, the Spartan South Midlands Premier Division outfit...

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