With a big crowd anticipated and a few changes to the ground since our last home game in April, please see our Matchday Guide for Trowbridge Town Football Club’s first home floodlit game since 1997, taking place on Wednesday 15th October against Shrewton United in the Wiltshire Senior League Premier Division, with a 7.30pm kick off.

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Venue Address:

The Town & Country Estates Ground,
Axe and Cleaver Lane,
Woodmarsh,
BA14 0SB

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Gates open: 6.30pm – kick off 7.30pm. Note, not all pylons will be turned on until 7.25pm to comply with local restrictions. Don’t panic – they aren’t broken!

Parking:

Extremely limited, approx 60 spaces first come, first serve – you will be directed on where to park. There is absolutely no parking on Axe and Cleaver Lane, or in the coned areas of Woodmarsh.

We STRONGLY RECOMMEND walking, or seeking parking in alternative area’s, ideally to the north of Woodmarsh and away from North Bradley village. Please be respectful to local residents when parking, entering and exiting the area.

Entering the ground:

We will have THREE lanes for entry to the ground. Enter the ground via Axe and Cleaver Lane, and down to the Green Gate near the tea hut. The lane on your LEFT is for Prepaid & Season ticket holders. The middle lane is for card only payments, and the lane on the right is for cash payments. Please bring exact change where possible to speed up your entry!

Season Ticket Holders can collect their tickets for this season at the gate on the night.

Public Transport:

The D1 bus to Warminster passes by the ground from Trowbridge Town Centre, but you may not be able to get back on after the game at Woodmarsh – check out First Bus for more details.

We also recommend sharing a taxi, being dropped off outside the ground, or car sharing if possible. Cyclists are welcome to leave their cycles at the ground entirely at your own risk.

Admission – Cash and Card accepted:

• £5 Adult
• £4 Concession
• U16 Free

Due to rising costs, our prices have risen by £1 this year. This was communicated to supporters in July 2025.

Commemorative Printed Programme: 

£2.50 – this will revert back to £1.50 for all future league fixtures.

ALCOHOL POLICY:

Please note that outside alcohol is NOT permitted at The Town & Country Estates Ground, and searches may take place on entry. Do not bring outside alcohol to the ground. We have a licenced bar at the ground, which offers a wide range of tinned and bottled alcoholic drinks, at competitive prices. The bar will be open before, during, and after the game.

We also have a Tea Hut selling a range of hot and cold food and drink, as well a match day raffle, memorabilia stall and more.

Volunteers:

Trowbridge Town Football Club relies entirely on volunteer help to run our operation. Every person you see, from the gate, to the tea hut, bar and parking, is giving up their time for free, for your safety and enjoyment. Please be respectful to volunteers at all times, and abide by any instructions given. Abuse will not be tolerated under any circumstances. Our volunteers are here to help on the night should you have any issues or concerns – they can be found wearing a hi-vis.

Dogs:

Well behaved dogs are allowed to enter the ground, but must be kept on a lead at all times, and may not enter the field of play. Owners are responsible for picking up after their dog.

Pitch/Dugouts:

Please note that, outside of the named players and officials listed for the game, the pitch and dugouts are out of bounds at all times. Please do not enter the field of play at any time without permission. Thank you for your co-operation!

Stuart Withers Memorial Trophy: 

We are honoured to be taking part in the Stuart Withers Memorial Trophy, in memory of former Shrewton United chairman Stuart Withers, who sadly passed away last year. We were the first team to take on Shrewton following his passing, and with the blessing of the family, look forward to competing for this additional incentive in his memory.

We are anticipating a big crowd tonight, and encourage the town to come and support this history making night, and get behind the boys in Black and Yellow.

Above all, we are really excited to mark a new chapter in our club’s history, after many years of blood, sweat and tears to get to this point. We look forward to seeing you there!

Up The Bees!