History
In 2014, Mark Grazier led a training session for just four colleagues as the Strollers were born. Named after the Hartshill area of Dudley, the slow start did nothing to distract Grazier, who has seen the club continue to grow ever since. Hartshill is now a leading force in walking football, following success in regional and national cup competitions over the years.
Hartshill expanded the ranks to include a Women’s section led by Jay Adams which continues to go from strength to strength and a weekly Healthwise session, at a slower and safer pace, for anyone living with a health condition or recovering from injury.
Mission
A community walking football club that offers a safe and fun space for players of all abilities to benefit from regular physical activity, helping to improve their physical and mental health.
Hartshill Strollers WFC
A community walking football club providing safe and fun opportunities for all abilities.
Congratulations to our very own Emma Parkes who is off to Rome next month with England Walking Football . We wish her luck and can't wait to hear all about it 
Squad Announcement!
We are delighted to reveal the England Walking Football Over 40s Women’s squad that will be heading to Rome for the Nations Cup! 
The team will compete against top international sides as th
BCWFA 67s league
Hartshill 2-0 Coleshill
Good solid performance by the boys today, strollers started with with John Cooper between the sticks as Tony is unwell barely having a save to make due to the resolute defending. At the other end deadly Derek Hamilton scored twice as the strollers eased Coleshill out of the game and take all three points. Some nice passages of football played today the squad
Great news to see our local league receiving FA accreditation 
thank you to all involved
Excellent comeback by our 50s Prem team
Hartshill v Shrewsbury
Over 50s prem
Line up
Rog
Clive
Danny
Hensh
Gray
Mahdi
Foxy
Strollers were under pressure straight away with a very organised and talented Shrewsbury
We weathered the storm and started to progress up the field only for a shot that roger pushed onto the bar to rebound back into his head and into our goal
0-1 halftime
Second half started
