United man lifts volunteer award

But the hard work has not stopped, just because the on-the-field action has not been taking place.

We love the Vanarama Volunteer of the Month Award, as those who give up their time are rightly acknowledged.

There may be no matches to enjoy, but these are still exciting times at Boston United.

The club's new Community Stadium is the future, but super fan Nick Appleyard has helped everyone remember the past.

The graphic designer volunteered to create the club's iconic retro programme covers which were produced for the Pilgrims' last-ever season at York Street.

He has since put together all the eye-catching designs around the club's fantastic new home, including branding in all the concourses.

His work continues to be invaluable as Boston settle into their fantastic new facilities at The Quadrant.

At most clubs, preparation for when football does return – and for fans coming back too, fingers crossed, is already well under way.

At Billericay Town, they could not do it without the help of hard worker Robert Street.

Like every other club, the Blues are hoping and praying that supporters will be coming back through the gates before we know it.

As the Essex side's Covid steward, Rob has been carrying out turnstile temperature checks and has been in control of who is in attendance at behind-closed-doors matches.

Safety is his thing, and he has been the go-to man for players and staff.

He is also responsible for the balls when matches have been taking place, as well as looking after the car park.

Well done to both of our worthy winners!