Friends, family and members of a community came out in force this weekend to support a much-loved Shropshire footballer who is living with incurable cancer.
The event took place on a sunny Saturday at Shifnal Town FC's home ground and took the form of a spring fete, with stalls, bouncy castles, refreshments and music.
"All of the prizes, everything, has been donated so it really goes to show how much the community have come together when one of their own is poorly."It is the latest community effort to support the Shifnal Town Ladies right back, her husband Owen, and two-year-old son Harry. Although Danielle is not currently playing due to ongoing treatment, she said:"I still come to every game. I was playing and then it became too much and I was fatigued."
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