Lucy Jordan joined Open Access over two years ago and is part of the original line up of the Clapton CFC affiliated 5-a-side team, Clapton Cageys FC.

Lucy Jordan joined Open Access over two years ago and is part of the original line up of the Clapton CFC affiliated 5-a-side team, Clapton Cageys FC.
The Clapton CFC Women/NB Development Team won the Limehouse Laces’ eight-a-side tournament on International Women’s Day.
This week we speak to Chelsie Sparks who originally attended Open Access and is now part of the WRT/W1T teams set up. Chelsie helped found and coach CCFC’s girls and non binary U16s.
It was a great to see so many faces in the stands showing love and support for the game and our players. Thank you to everyone who came and to our hosts!
In this week’s Open Access spotlight, we speak to Alice Livingstone Boomla. Known as “Dr Alice” to her fans, Alice is a stalwart of the weekly OA Saturday training sessions and a proud member of the Cageys and the WNBD 11s team.
We interview Ellie and Julie, club legends and founders of the Open Access (“OA”) programme. OA is a Saturday training session for women and non-binary players which Ellie and Julie have been running for the past 5 years.
After just over a year together, four mini seasons and massive growth, Clapton Cageys FC 5-a-side team won our last match and claimed runner-up position
It’s now a full house of postponements this weekend for both our first teams, our reserve team, our development teams and the newly-formed Over 35s.
16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence is an annual international campaign beginning on November 25, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
Photographer Roman Manfredi’s new work Fair Play is a portrait/documentary project that features Clapton CFC’s women and non-binary development and reserves teams.