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England will welcome Latvia to Doncaster Rovers’ Keepmoat Stadium on Tuesday 30 November (kick off: 7pm)

Former Town boss Wellens confirmed as new Doncaster manager RICHIE Wellens has been named as the new manager of Doncaster Rovers. The former Town boss had been the hopeful target of many a Swindon fan as the club continues its search for John Sheridan's replacement. But the 41-year-old has returned to the club where he spent two spells as a player and is revered as a popular figure among Rovers fans. According to the Doncaster Free Press, Wellens is thought to have signed a one-year rolling contract at the Keepmoat Stadium and will be assisted by former Town coach, Noel Hunt.

  As part of the EFL’s ‘On Your Side’ partnership with Mind, people of all ages and abilities are encouraged to do a ‘Mile For Mind’ to help raise awareness of mental health and donate much-needed funds to support Mind.    The activity will see some EFL Clubs open up their stadiums to allow participants to do a ‘Mile For Mind’ by lapping the perimeter of the pitch – for many, this will be the first time in over a year they have set foot inside their local Club’s home grounds and a step towards a safe return of fans to stadia across the country.�...

Submitting... Unauthorised encampments The council’s liaison team will visit and complete a health assessment. Enforcement will be decided on an individual basis dependant on circumstances. Enforcement will be taken to evict the illegal encampment by use of court procedures. Court procedures take between 3 - 4 days. Evictions will be carried out with the cooperation of the Police. Illegal encampments on private land: The liaison team will only take action if asked for in writing by the land owner. Advice will be given on other options to the land owner. If the liaison team take court action...

Town Travel to Doncaster Without Leadbitter Friday, 27th Apr 2012 12:54 Town travelled to Doncaster this afternoon for their final game of the season without former skipper Grant Leadbitter, who has decided not to remain at Portman Road after his contract is up at the end of the season. The Blues were already short of midfielders for their lunchtime clash with relegated Rovers (KO 12.30pm) with Luke Hyam injured, Lee Bowyer released and Lee Martin and Ryan Stevenson both having missed training due to injuries this week. Youngsters Byron Lawrence and Joe Whight have both made the trip. Man...