Steyning Town Community FC: Club Directory
Steyning Town Community FC are a Sussex club based in the town of Steyning, at the foot of the South Downs. In 2026/27 the club is listed in the Isthmian League South East Division at Step 4. Its identity combines a long-standing men’s first team with a broad community structure spanning women’s, girls’, junior, youth, veterans and development football.
Quick Facts
- Club: Steyning Town Community FC
- Founded: 1892
- Location: Steyning, West Sussex
- League: Isthmian League South East Division
- Home ground: The Shooting Field
Club History
The club was established in 1892 under the name Steyning and became a founding member of the West Sussex Football League in 1896. It joined the Brighton, Hove & District League after the First World War and later entered the Sussex County League. In 1977/78 it won the Sussex County League Division Two title, and in 1979 adopted the name Steyning Town.
The 1980s brought one of the club’s strongest periods. Steyning won the Sussex County League Division One title in 1984/85 and retained it in 1985/86, completing a memorable run that also included the Sussex Senior Challenge Cup and league-cup honours. The club later moved through the Wessex, Combined Counties and Sussex competitions.
In 2013, Steyning Town merged with junior club Steyning Strikers to become Steyning Town Community FC. This brought senior and youth football together within a larger community organisation. The club’s wider programme now includes men’s, women’s, girls’, junior and development teams, supported by volunteers and local investment.
The Shooting Field: Ground Guide
The club plays at The Shooting Field, Steyning, West Sussex, BN44 3RX. A 3G pitch opened in October 2015 following significant investment, helping establish the ground as a community football hub. The facilities have continued to develop, including changing rooms and spaces for club operations.
Check the club’s official website for current admission details, directions, accessibility and matchday information. Ground facilities and team arrangements can change, so confirm the latest information before travelling.
Honours and Milestones
- 1892: Club established as Steyning FC.
- 1896: Founding member of the West Sussex Football League.
- 1977/78: Sussex County League Division Two champions.
- 1984/85 and 1985/86: Sussex County League Division One champions.
- 1985/86: Won the Sussex Senior Challenge Cup and league cup, completing a notable period of success.
- 2013: Merged with Steyning Strikers to form Steyning Town Community FC.
- 2015: Opened the 3G pitch at The Shooting Field.
Matchday Guide
Steyning sits near the South Downs National Park. Check the club’s visitor information for directions, current ticket prices, ground rules and refreshment options. Confirm the fixture and kick-off time before travelling.
Club History and Key Milestones
Steyning Town Community FC represent the West Sussex town and play at the Shooting Field. The club has developed through Sussex football and has a strong community identity, with its place in the Isthmian South East bringing a wider regional fixture list.
Ground and Matchday Guide
Check the club’s latest official announcement for the confirmed ground, kick-off time, admission prices and payment methods. Supporters should verify parking and public transport options and plan the return journey after evening fixtures. Older ground names and ticket information can become outdated.
Before You Visit
- Confirm the fixture and kick-off time.
- Check admission and payment details with the club.
- Plan transport and parking before travelling.
- Check official updates for postponements or venue changes.
Community Football at Shooting Field
Steyning Town Community FC represent the Sussex town and retain a strong local identity as they compete in the non-league pyramid. The club’s community focus is reflected in its name and its role in providing football for local players and supporters, alongside the challenge of a competitive senior league programme.
Shooting Field is the home venue to use for matchday planning. Check the latest club information for admission, parking, access and facilities, and follow any instructions for visiting supporters. If travelling from outside the area, verify transport options and the return journey before an evening kick-off.
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