The Trust This Week

ARGYLE Ladies lost out to AFC Wimbledon in the Premier League Cup after a terrific game of football in the Capital...Read More Here

THE summer of 2016 will go down in the record books as our best ever for youngsters on the National Citizenship Service (NCS) programme, as almost 300 participants graduated from an enthralling four-week project, while also raising funds and providing unpaid labour to good causes across the city...Read More Here

STUDENTS on the Post-16 Football Education programme welcomed two new coaches to their course for the new season. Matt Scholes has joined from Torquay United and Dan Yeoman progressed through the Sports Development degree programme at Marjon...Read More Here

FANTASTIC coaching opportunity for an enthusiastic, charismatic and dedicated candidate to join the Trust in our ambition to elevate the Women and Girls’ Football Development programme to a new level...Read More Here

GCSE results have long been digested and the Futsal programme at Carn Brea near Redruth is offering talented footballers across Cornwall with the chance to combine their development in the game with a BTEC Level 3 qualification that can lead to higher education...Read More Here

A NEW partnership between the Argyle Musketeers and Academy Storm Plymouth is opening new doors for aspiring athletes to achieve their dreams in a fantastic running club, focussed on getting fit with a smile on your face...Read More Here

THE Advanced Development Centre for Girls is up and running for the new season and we’re delighted to introduce a dedicated Under 10s section...Read More Here

ARGYLE Community Trust and our counterparts from Exeter City have teamed up in receiving a grant from the Wembley National Stadium Trust to develop disability football across the region...Read More Here

THE Long-Term Player Development schedule is back under way for the new season, providing football opportunities and clear progression routes for youngsters reaching a higher level in the game...Read More Here