It is with deep sadness that we report the passing of Colin Doorbar, one of the longest serving directors in the club’s history.

Reds’ long unbeaten run in the Lancashire League came to an abrupt halt under cloudy skies in Preston, as they fell to an impressive Fulwood outfit.

Workington had two tough opponents to overcome – the weather and a talented Spennymoor Town team – and they got the better of both to record a first FA Youth Cup success at the Fibrus Community Stadium. And for two members of the side, Joe Rumney and Matthew Jackson, it was a notable double because they were members of last year’s group which got the better of Spennymoor after a dramatic penalty shoot-out at Borough Park. Skippers and refs - Ted Thomson and Spennymoor’s Harry

The feel-good factor at the Fibrus Community Stadium continued after Reds extended their winning run to six matches. And, after comfortably disposing of the Derbyshire outfit who have gone even longer without a win, manager Billy Barr declared, Winning six games in a row at any level is a notable achievement and the squad deserve the plaudits for the work they have put in. It’s their best winning sequence for four years and extended by another three-goal haul, and nobody can