ROYTON TOWN FC

WE ARE

Royton Town

FC

Royton Town Football Club, originally known as Stotts Benham FC, was established in 1924
as the works team for the Stotts Benham manufacturing company. The club experienced early
success in the Rochdale Alliance League, winning multiple titles and a treble in the Premier
Division. In 1985, the club changed its name to Royton Town FC and continued to perform
strongly in regional competitions.

In 1994, Royton Town joined the Lancashire Amateur League, marking a significant step up
in competition. The club eventually joined the Manchester League in the 2001-2002 season
and won the Division One title in their first year. Since then, Royton Town has competed in
the Premier Division of the Manchester League, winning the league championship in
2003-2004 and finishing as runner-up in 2015-2016.

The club has gone from strength to strength and now boasts three open age teams and a
junior section known as Royton Town Tigers. The development of these teams highlights the
club's commitment to fostering local talent and providing opportunities for players of all ages
to participate in football. Royton Town FC continues to play a vital role in the community.

Royton Town Tigers