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Notts County FC and Notts County Foundation announce family fun zone for community day fixture


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Notts County FC and Notts County Foundation are teaming up to provide a fun-filled Family Fun Zone ahead of their Community Day fixture against Scunthorpe United on Saturday 25 March.

The event will take place from 12pm to 2pm at the Nottingham Padel Centre, accessible off Iremonger Road close to the junction with Cattle Market Road.

The Family Fun Zone promises to have something for everyone, with a range of free activities on offer. Attendees can try their hand at padel tennis, scale the heights of the climbing wall, show off their skills at aeroball, take part in a penalty shootout, and enjoy a ride. There will also be tasty pizza and brownies for sale from local vendors.

In addition to the Family Fun Zone, fans can also take advantage of reduced ticket prices for the match. Tickets can be purchased through the Notts County FC website.

Notts County FC has a long and storied history, having been founded in 1862 and being the oldest professional association football club in the world. The club has a strong community focus, with Notts County Foundation delivering a range of innovative programmes to make a positive difference to people in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. By working together, the club and foundation continue to inspire active change for those they serve.

The Family Fun Zone promises to be a great way for fans to get in the spirit ahead of the match and enjoy some quality time with their loved ones. It's an excellent initiative from Notts County FC and Notts County Foundation, and one that will surely be enjoyed by many.

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i hope this will be a good thing for young fans, its nice that the club has setup something for them and of course the cheaper tickets should get quite a few down.

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