Estate agent Alan and his band are back with their latest World Cup charity song!

Alan Kirkham has always been a huge fan of music and football, and so he and his pals put together a band last year - 'Boundary Park Life'

Well-known local estate agent Alan Kirkham has once again rekindled his passion for music and football by releasing his band's latest original new song - 'Come on you Lionesses' - to coincide with the 2023 Women's World Cup showpiece.

Alan has always been a huge fan of music and football, and so he and his pals put together a band last year - 'Boundary Park Life'.

They released a charity single last year ahead of the men's tournament in Qatar - 'Let's Bring the World Cup home' - in a bid to raise much-needed funds for head trauma charity, Head for Change.

Head for Change is a start up charitable foundation, pioneering positive change for brain health in sport and supporting ex-players who are affected by neurodegenerative disease as a result of their professional sporting career in football or rugby.

Alan said: "My singing might not be perfect on this latest single, but I think the lyrics, chorus and jokes on there are good!

"After Harry Kane missed that penalty last year in Qatar and blew our chance of a Christmas number one, we thought we'd support our women's team now.

"At the end of the day, we're hoping to raise some much-needed funds for a very worthy charity."

England's women - the current European champions - get their World Cup tournament tilt under way tomorrow morning (Saturday) with a group stage match against Haiti (10.30am kick-off).

You can listen to the Boundary Park Life song on Spotify, or log on to the YouTube link here

Take a look at the terrific work the Head for Change charity carry out by clicking here

Alan first launched his estate agency business approximately 40 years ago.

Since then, financial and legal services have been added and the business has been re-branded as Kirkham Property, Legal and Financial, to reflect its scale and the services it offers.

It offers a seven-day service across its offices in Chadderton, Royton, Shaw, and Uppermill, and is renowned for its personable, friendly service based on in-depth local knowledge.

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