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to the home of Swansea Senior Association Football League
Breathing Football Since 1901
Our Sponsors
A New Main Sponsor For 2025-26 Season..
Swansea City Supporters’ Trust was established in 2001 to help rescue the club from financial ruin. Today, we are a proud part-owner of Swansea City, representing the views of our members and the fan base in the Boardroom.
What are our aims?
- Maintain a professional football club in Swansea bring the football club closer to its fans all over the world and within its local community
- Have elected representation on the Board of Swansea City Football Club
- Maintain and increase a stake in the club, in pursuance of the aims above
- Represent the views, needs and aims of our members (and supporters) at all times
- Ensure we are an all-inclusive, positive and representative organisation that is open and accessible to all supporters regardless of their age, ethnicity, gender, disability, sexuality, or religious/moral beliefs and without discrimination of any kind
WEBSITE: www.swanstrust.co.uk
Senior League Legal Representatives Sponsor
Peter Lynn & Partners is one of the largest and most well-established law firms in the Swansea Bay City Region and beyond. Formed in 1999, they’ve grown into a full-service legal powerhouse with multiple offices across South Wales.
What We Offer
They provide legal services for both individuals and businesses, including:
- Commercial Law – supporting start-ups, SMEs, and large corporations with contracts, disputes, and strategic advice
- Family Law & Divorce – offering sensitive guidance through complex personal matters
- Residential & Commercial Property – conveyancing, leases, and property disputes
- Employment Law – for both employers and employees
- Wills, Probate & Trusts – helping clients plan for the future
- Litigation & Dispute Resolution – including civil and commercial mediation
- Specialist Areas – such as agriculture, sport, and public sector law
WEBSITE: https://www.peterlynnandpartners.co.uk/
(show the advert at the start of your case for 10% off your legal bill. T&C's apply)
Swansea Senior Association Football League
The Swansea Senior Association Football League invites applications for the post of Treasurer, to succeed the current Treasurer who will retire at the end of the 2025–26 season. The successful candidate will begin duties in June 2026, with a transition period supported by the outgoing Treasurer to ensure continuity.
Roles & Responsibilities:
• Administer and accurately record all League financial transactions.
• Prepare and present monthly financial reports, year-end Balance Sheet, and Income & Expenditure Account.
• Organise and manage the League’s end-of-season Cup Finals days.
• Reconcile monthly pitch permit charges with Swansea City Council and collect payments from clubs.
• Attend Executive Council meetings and liaise with internal and external bodies on football and administrative matters.
• Contribute to the success and continuity of the League and its role within Swansea and beyond.
Ideal Candidate Profile:
(While not essential, it would be beneficial for applicants to have)
• An interest in grassroots football and appreciation of the League’s traditions.
• A strong administrative background.
• Proven bookkeeping skills and the ability to prepare financial statements.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Word.
• IT keyboard skills and familiarity with social media and app-based tools.
How to Apply
Please send a covering letter and up-to-date CV via email to:
John Cornelius, League Secretary
West Wales Football association
Safeguarding Officer Needed
The West Wales area association is implementing a new structure to ensure that Safeguarding is embedded into all football within West Wales. Together we are building a culture that ensures a positive football environment is provided to all. We are seeking interest from individuals with a background in safeguarding.
What are our aims?
To promote and ensure the safety, welfare, and wellbeing of children, young people, and adults at risk within football. The Safeguarding Officer acts as the first point of contact for all safeguarding concerns, ensures compliance with safeguarding regulations, and works with coaches, staff, volunteers, and external agencies to create a safe and positive football environment.
Project Chwarae Pilot Phase 1 – opportunity to participate
We are writing to update you on Project Chwarae, the FAW’s review of weather-related postponements in grassroots football and to invite you to consider taking part in the forthcoming pilots.
The opening phase of the project has seen excellent engagement from across the Welsh football family. An online survey attracted responses from players, coaches, referees, clubs, and league officials, offering a clear picture of current views on the principle of adjusting the grassroots football calendar. Feedback highlighted a wide range of benefits, challenges, and important considerations that will help shape the next stage of the review.
In addition to the survey, we have carried out an extensive programme of consultation. This has included meetings and discussions with FAW Area Associations, grassroots league representatives, Welsh local authorities, and several other national governing bodies of sport. To ensure the perspectives of those most directly involved in the game were captured, focus groups were also held with players, referees, and coaches.
Pilot Programme
We are moving to the next stage of the project, where we will look to run a series of pilots with interested Welsh grassroots football leagues across both the 2025/26 and the 2026/27 seasons. These pilots will help us assess the impact on weather-related postponements and the overall experience for all stakeholders, as well as wider impacts such as participation and volunteer capacity. We want to ensure that any future recommendations are evidence-based and practical.
Pilot phase 1 & 2
We are now launching phase 1 and are inviting leagues playing U6-U11 football to take part in this first pilot phase. (Please see the link for the form below) This will see leagues invited to play a pilot season between March 2026 to November 2026, with a minimum 4-week break taken typically in August.
Finally, we are planning to share publicly the next stage of Project Chwarae in the next week or so and are also developing a dedicated section on www.faw.cymru to ensure that we can keep everyone updated as the project progresses over the next few months.
Thank you for your continued support for Welsh football and for the vital role your league plays in the grassroots game.
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Past Winners of the league & cup
Past Winners of the league & cup
For all the fixtures and results download the Cymru football app where you can keep up to date with all games, stats and league tables live every week!
Just visit the app store on Apple or Android devices and type 'cymru football' or click above to be taken straight to the app store
Past Winners of the league & cup
Past Winners of the league & cup
Past Winners of the league & cup
Given our rich history since 1901 why not look back at who has won the league and cup as far back as records began
