Run by volunteers
Every coach, every bar shift, every line marked on a Saturday morning. Parkside runs because people in Golborne give up their time to run it.
About the club
Golborne Parkside is a volunteer-run sports and community club on the Hugo Johnson Playing Fields. It began as a small rugby club, a bowling green and a few allotment plots. It is now one of the busiest community spaces in the village.
Most people know Parkside for the rugby. Sixteen teams run out of this ground, from four-year-olds taking their first session to Men's and Women's Masters still turning out decades later.
But the club has never been only that. The crown green bowling section and the allotments have been part of Parkside since the beginning, and the darts and dominoes teams keep the clubhouse busy through the winter. On any given week more than a thousand people pass through the doors for one reason or another.
The clubhouse itself was rebuilt in 2004. Today it hosts birthdays, christenings and celebrations, and it is home to dozens of local community groups who need somewhere affordable and welcoming to meet.


Fide et Fiducia
Every coach, every bar shift, every line marked on a Saturday morning. Parkside runs because people in Golborne give up their time to run it.
Boys and girls, men and women, from Newbies at four years old through to Masters. No trials, no barriers — if you want to play, there is a team.
The club is a meeting place as much as a sports ground. Community groups, family occasions and local events all have a home here.
Parkside holds national accreditation for the standard of its coaching, safeguarding and club management.
Three function rooms, a bar and a balcony overlooking the pitch — available for parties, wakes, meetings and community events.
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