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![]() The Gills Ladies' first official engagement with KRBS.COM is on 4th July, where they will be attending a unique 'Teddy Bears Picnic' in the grounds of Rochester Castle for Children aged from 4-11. This is for Kent & Medway Walking Group (www.kentwalkingbus.org) who are a charity set up to provide a link between schools and local authority to enable children to get to and from schools safely. Gills Ladies will be running a Penalty Shootout competition along with Gillingham FC Football in the Community and, with the ladies being there, it is hoped it will encourage and show the young girls that football is not just for boys. Other items in the planning stage are to have one of the Gillingham players locked up in a haunted jail overnight with a local radio presenter at Fort Amerhurst in Chatham to raise money for a local charity, and possibly one to run the London Marathon with a local celebrity, again for Charity. KRBS.COM are also planning to invite local charities they work closely with, to not only Support Gillingham Football Club but to pop along to Lordswood FC on a Sunday to watch Gillingham Ladies where they will have free entry and a coaching session on the pitch before the players come out to warm up. Gillingham Ladies Director of Football Martin Andrews enthused: "It's a fantastic opportunity for GLFC to work closely with the main club's sponsors, who are one of the most community orientated companies in Kent. All the ladies are excited and it's a great chance to not only promote ourselves but Gillingham Football Club, KRBS and women's football in general and to give something back to the community." Stephen Plimmer from KRBS.COM commented: "Kent Reliance Building Society is pleased to support the GFC ladies team. As main club sponsor of Gillingham Football Club we work closely with the clubs management and squad to take an active role in many local initiatives. Football is a powerful tool that can enthuse and inspire people, young and old. It has given us a greater capacity for the work we do for the charities we support." For more details of Gillingham Ladies' involvement, visit their website at www.clubwebsite.co.uk/gillinghamladies.
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