Timeline
February 2019
Uxbridge Amblers are short listed for the London Sports Awards Club of the Year
January 2018
Wednesday 10th - Amblers introduce a second weekly training session
Founder Member Andy Perren leaves his post as Middlesex FA Recreational Football Development Officer
PLAYFOOTBALL become the clubs new kit sponsor
November 2017
Wednesday 15th - Uxbridge Amblers launch Silver Fox Memories
Amblers reach a milestone by raising £10000.00 for charity
October 2017
Sunday 1st - Uxbridge Amblers win the Graham Barnes Memorial Trophy
August 2017
Sunday 20th- Uxbridge Amblers win the Leyton Orient WF Tournament
May 2017
Sunday 14th - Uxbridge Amblers win the David Cambridge Memorial Cup (Margate)
Wednesday 10th - Uxbridge Amblers win the Woking FC Walking Football Tournament for the third year in succession
July 2016
Friday 8th - Uxbridge Amblers become partners of the QPR in the Community Trust
June 2016
Saturday 11th - Amblers win the Berks & Bucks Walking Football Festival 2016
May 2016
Saturday 28th May - Wealdstone Wanderers become the first winners of the Graham Barnes Memorial Trophy
Amblers win the Vase competition
Thursday 19th - Amblers win the Woking FC Walking Football Tournament
April 2016
Monday 4th - Uxbridge Amblers win and achieve Runners Up in the Stannah European Masters Tournament in Udenese, Italy
January 2016
Sunday 17th - Uxbridge Amblers come third in the National Cup 2015 Competition
Saturday 30th - Uxbridge Amblers win the Herefordshire FA Walking Football Tournament
November 2015
Sunday 1st - Uxbridge Amblers win the South East Regional Final of the National Walking Football Cup
Friday 8th - Uxbridge Amblers become England's first independent Walking Football Club to be awarded the FA Charter Standard
September 2015
Sunday 13th - Uxbridge Amblers win and achieve Runners Up in the Berks & Bucks Walking Football Festival 2015
April 2015
Thursday 16th - Amblers win their first tournament - Woking FC Walking Football Tournament
November 2014
Dave Ball became Social Secretary, John Handell became Treasurer
Tommy Ball designed the club logo and suggested the nickname "The Silver Foxes"
Uxbridge Amblers registered as members of Middlesex County FA, and in so, became London's first affiliated Walking Football Club
October 2014
Founder Members - Dave Ball, Tommy Ball, Graham Barnes, Mick Barry, Dave Boney, Ray Crook, Peter Dean, Colin Dennison, Doug Douglas,, Norman Foley, Mick Geraghty, Gerry Giudice, Alan Godleman, John Handell, Mick Harvey, Steve Johnson, Alan Mathieson, Lakhwinder Nijjar, David Long, Barry Lynch, Pat Moorhouse, Frank Nicholson, Terry Nicholson, Andy Perren, Ray Perren, Jim Prior, David Richardson, Roy Shields, Russell Thatcher, Chris Tiretis, Gary Vaux, Dave Walsh
September 2014
Friday 12th - The first training session was held at Hillingdon Sports & Leisure Complex with 16 players turning up to register
July 2014
Mick Geraghty and Mick Harvey set about creating the first Walking Football Club in Middlesex
Contacting Andy Perren at Middlesex County FA for assistance, plans were made