Nantwich Town Disability Football is inviting supporters to their annual Black Tie Ball, with this year’s theme promising a trip through the decades of disco.

The event is on Saturday 21st November, from 7.30pm until midnight at Nantwich Town Football Club’s Swansway Stadium.

It will include food, entertainment, music and dancing, while raising vital funds to support inclusive football opportunities for people with disabilities.

Tickets cost £20 each, including food and entertainment, and the event is open to over-18s.

Craig Acton, Founder and Head Coach of NTDF, recently received a deserved Diversity & Inclusion Award at the Everybody Awards 2026.

Under Craig’s leadership, NTDF has grown into a thriving football family supporting more than 50 players across its visually impaired, adult pan-disability and under-16s pan-disability teams.

The club provides free weekly pan-disability football training every Friday evening at the Swansway Stadium, welcoming players aged 14 and over, regardless of their previous football experience.

Craig said: “We’d love everyone to join us for our Black Tie Ball and help make it another fantastic night for Nantwich Town Disability Football.

“Come dressed up, bring your dancing shoes and enjoy a brilliant evening of food, music and entertainment, knowing that every ticket helps us continue providing football opportunities for our players.”

All profits will go towards supporting NTDF and its work to make football accessible and inclusive for more people.

Tickets can be booked by messaging Nantwich Town Disability Football via https://www.facebook.com/NantwichTownDisabilityFootball or contacting Craig on 07791 214269.