Reflecting on Mental Health: Supporting Mind During Mental Health Week
This Mental Health Week, we at Tortoise Property are taking a moment to support and recognise the critical work of Mind, a charity dedicated to […]
Hampton Walking Football
Walking football 24/4/2023 Harborough Town Green and South Lincs Steelers White
The Hampton Walking Football team turned up at the Nene Valley Community Centre on the 24/04/2023 on a beautiful, sunny morning for our final games […]
Walking Football Results – 26/3/2023
The Hampton Walking Football team turned up at the Nene Valley Community Centre on the 26/03/2023 on an overcast day for our lunchtime game. We […]
Hampton Walking Football Team V The Stamford Strollers and Huntingdon B 26/2/2023
The Hampton Walking Football team turned up at the Nene Valley Community Centre on the 26/2/2023 on a sunny afternoon with two lunchtime kick-offs. With […]
The Hampton walking football team – games 22/1/2023
The Hampton Walking Football team turned up at the Nene Valley Community Centre on the 22/1/2023 on a frosty morning, again, with the outside temperature […]
Walking football – December update
The Hampton Walking Football team turned up at the Nene Valley Community Centre on the 25/11/2022 in bright sunshine ready for another set of league […]
Hampton Walking Football – November update
We enter round two of the walking soccer league here at the Nene Valley Community Centre, sponsored by Age Concerned, where today the Hampton Walking […]
Walking Football Update – The new season begins 25/09/22
And they’re off……….The new season has started with the Hampton Walking football team racing out of the stalls with two wins from the first two […]
Hampton Walking Football Charity Update – Part 3
Tortoise Property have made our third donation through our charitable sponsorship of the Hampton Walking Football Team to Shine. Shine provides specialist support from before […]
Hampton Walking Football Charity Update – Part 2
There are very few of us that live in Peterborough that have not been touched by the work of the people at the Sue Ryder […]