Miller UK Donation

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Published on Wednesday, 16 July 2014 07:00

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Gateshead Redheugh would like to extend their warm thanks to Miller UK of Cramlington for the great donation of 50 Footballs to the club during a Mini-reds training session after seeing the clubs article in the Evening Chronicle with regards to the Wish Token campaign.

Representative at the club said that "Its great to see so many local based firms whether it be large or small taking an invested interest in Grass roots football from throughout the region in the form of Club & Team sponsorship and kind donations of equipment as Miller have done so, I'm sure this will benefit all ages from Mini soccer up to Senior level."

About Miller UK

They were founded in 1978 as a mobile welding and repair service for quarries, mines and open cast coal sites by our current Chairman Keith Miller.

Today they operate on a global basis. Their main manufacturing site is in Cramlington in the North East of England and they also supply the latest in coupler technology from their joint venture casting facility in Northern China.

From both sites they manufacture a range of buckets, quick couplers and other attachments for the earthmoving industries as well as providing a custom built service which offers specialised and ‘one off’ products, which are tailor made to suit specific applications, machines and environments.

Their customers include the world’s leading OEMs such as Volvo, CNH, Komatsu, and their dealer networks, as well as an established independent global distributor network and numerous end-user customers worldwide.

Throughout the years they have stayed true to their vision and constantly strived for excellence in all their products and services. They are proud of their product range and their people, and through their skilled in-house design and technical departments which operate the latest in technology, products bearing their name reflect quality that is trusted and relied upon around the world for strength, durability and value for money.

They are the world leader in quick coupler design and manufacture and remain dedicated to offering the finest in customer service, by providing comprehensive solutions to the growing and changing needs of the industry on a global basis.

Gateshead Redheugh 1957 Tournament 2014

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Published on Thursday, 15 May 2014 12:42

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Players / Coaches wanted

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Published on Friday, 30 May 2014 17:35

Written by John Lacey

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u12s

u12s are looking for players to join their squads for the forthcoming season. Training on a Tuesday evening 18:00 - 19:00.  Contact the club for details or turn up at training.

 u10s

u10s are looking for players to join their squads for the forthcoming season in the Apollo doors league. Training on a Monday evening 18:00 - 19:00.  Contact the club for details or turn up at training.

u11s Red & Whites

u11s (9 v 9) are looking for players to join their squads for the forthcoming 9 v 9 season in the Apollo doors league. Training on a Monday evening 19:00 - 20:00.  Please contact manager Alan Thomas on 07746547511.

u18s Saturday

u18s Saturday are looking for an experienced coach/ assistant manager to help u18s Manager Brian Sellars  run the u18s Saturday and Traing on a Tuesday evening from 19:00 - 20:00.  Please contact Brian on 07985101615 or the club.

u15s Girls

u15s Girls are looking for Girls to join their U15s team for next season starting September.

Age group 9 + 10s

Training every Wednesday evening 6-7

Contact the club for details

Barclay's Unsung Hero

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Published on Tuesday, 29 April 2014 09:48

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Terry Ritson is the latest Barclay’s Unsung Hero nominated by Newcastle United Foundation.

Best known for his voluntary work with Gateshead Redheugh Boy’s Club, Terry has devoted his entire adult life to community football. Terry’s outstanding contribution meant he, and 25 others from the Club, were invited to Newcastle United v Crystal Palace, receiving a VIP match day experience.

This season, Barclays are saying thank you and rewarding those Unsung Heroes in football for their involvement in community football.

As the main driving force behind the development of the Redhuegh FC’s £2.7 million facility, Terry has made helped create a club at the heart of the community.

Speaking from the side of the pitch at St James’ Park, Terry explained his happiness in being nominated. He said:

“It’s fantastic for the club and great for the kids.”

“When I finished playing, I started coaching and just enjoyed it so much. The kids get their enjoyment from playing football and it makes them better people, and that is what’s important.”

Barclay’s Unsung Heroes nominations at Newcastle United are coordinated by Newcastle United Foundation. To find out more email  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .