Club Overview
Hednesford Town compete in the Enterprise National League North during 2026/27. This NonLeagueReview club directory page covers the club, its ground, history, honours and matchday experience.
Quick Facts
| Full Name | Hednesford Town |
| Nickname | The Pitmen |
| Founded | 1880 |
| League | National League North |
| Ground | Keys Park |
| Capacity | 6,039 |
| Location | Keys Park Road, Hednesford, Staffordshire, WS12 2DZ |
| Colours | Red & black |
Stadium Guide
Keys Park is the home of Hednesford Town, with a stated capacity of 6,039.
Address: Keys Park Road, Hednesford, Staffordshire, WS12 2DZ
Club History
Hednesford Town were formed in 1880 and have a long history rooted in the mining community of Hednesford. The club moved from the Cross Keys ground to Keys Park in 1995 and enjoyed one of its greatest periods soon afterwards, including a run to the FA Cup third round and promotion to the top level of non-league football. The Pitmen returned to National League North for 2026/27 after back-to-back promotions.
Honours
Conference North champions: 1996/97; Southern League Premier Division champions: 1994/95; Northern Premier League Premier Division champions: 2015/16
Club Records
Keys Park opened in 1995 and has a capacity of 6,039, including more than 1,000 covered seats and extensive covered standing.
Famous Players & Club Figures
Former England international striker John Harkes and other Football League players have been associated with Hednesford across its long history.
Rivalries
AFC Telford United, Tamworth, Stafford Rangers are among the fixtures that have carried particular local or historical interest for supporters.
Matchday Guide
Keys Park has covered seating and terraces, a club shop, bars and refreshment outlets. Hednesford station is around 1.2 miles away and the ground is accessible from the M6.
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