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Age UK Norwich is promoting its walking football sessions for people aged 50 and over, offering a friendly, low-impact way to stay active, socialise and enjoy the game at a gentler pace.
Thomas Taylor, health coach at Age UK Norwich, said: "Walking football is a brilliant way to improve........
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