Colton Sports & Social Club
Colton Sports & Social Club
Please find below information about our venue. We hope that by providing you with this information everyone can enjoy their day playing football at Colton Juniors.
Location
Visitor Information
Access
The club is accessible 30 minutes before and after kick-off. To respect residents, we ask all visitors to act considerately to keep noise to a minimum when entering and exiting the site.
Car Parking
Car parking is available on site. If the car park is full, please park considerately in the surrounding area to minimise disruption to local residents.
Dogs
Dogs are not allowed on the football field. Anyone bringing a dog to the field will be asked to leave football field.
Smoking
Smoking is not allowed on the football field. Anyone seen smoking will be asked to stop or leave the field.
Toilets
Toilet facilities are available in the main clubhouse, when open.
Behaviour
All spectators must remain behind the touchline and within the area designated for spectators. We support the FA's Respect Campaign and ask all visitors to follow its expectations while on site.
Emergency Action Plan
Nearest Defibrillators
- On site: A defibrillator is situated at the entrance to the main clubhouse.
- Nearest 24/7 access: McDonalds, Colton Retail Park, Stile Hill Way, Colton, Leeds, LS15 9JH
Confirm the exact cabinet location and any access instructions before each fixture. Public defibrillators can be checked via Defib Finder.
Nearest Emergency Departments
- Leeds General Infirmary: Adult A&E and Children's Emergency Department, Jubilee Wing, LS2 9DA.
- St James's University Hospital: Adult A&E only, Chancellor Wing, LS9 7TF. No Emergency Department for children under 16.
Ambulance Access to Pitch
Ambulance access to the pitch is past the clubhouse and behind the tennis courts. Send a nominated adult to meet the ambulance at this access point and keep the route clear.
Immediate Response
- Stop play and make the area safe. Keep other players and spectators clear.
- Alert the first aider or coach in charge. Do not move the casualty unless there is immediate danger.
- Call 999 for any life-threatening injury or illness, including unconsciousness, severe breathing difficulty, heavy bleeding, suspected stroke, seizure, or major trauma.
- Send one person to the car park to meet the ambulance and guide paramedics to the pitch.
- If cardiac arrest is suspected, start CPR, send for the nearest available defibrillator, and follow the 999 call handler and defibrillator voice prompts.
- Contact the player's parent or guardian if they are not already present, then record the incident after the emergency response is complete.