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PRO INSTALLER JUNE 2015
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SCORING THE 10
YEAR MILESTONE
Frames Conservatories Direct is delighted to have
entered into a new two year sponsorship deal
with Bury St Edmunds Rugby Club which will see
the partnership reach its 10 year milestone.
The relationship began
back in 2006 when the
Club were playing in
the London Division 3
North East. The longterm sponsorship deal
has undoubtedly played
a part in supporting
them during their
steady rise to fame culminating in promotion
to National League 2
London & SE at the end
of last season and their
entry into the world
of Semi-Professional
Rugby.
Club chairman, Mike
Robinson, recognises the
impact that the sponsorship has had on the club’s
success. He said: “Making
the first team and reserve
squad semi-professional
is necessary to compete
against the majority of other
clubs at this level who are
paying players a match fee.
The status will enable us to
attract and retain the calibre
of player we need, to realise
our ambitions and aspirations.
“We wholeheartedly recognise that Adrian and Frames
Conservatories Direct have
been there to support us in
so many ways over the last
10 years and for that we
remain loyal to them as our
main club sponsor.”
Frames Conservatories
Direct Managing Director
Adrian Lewis has supported
sport in the community for
many years beginning with
sponsorship of the Bury
& District Sunday Football
League in 2005 and growing
to include Bury Town Football Club and many other
local sports clubs.
He said: “I’m a sports fan
myself and am pleased to
do as much as I can to help
with the stability and success of local sports clubs. As
a businessman I also recognise that the people of Bury
St Edmunds and surrounding areas have supported
me and helped my business
grow over the last 14 years
so local sponsorship is my
way of giving something
back to the community.”
SUPPORTING THE SAINTS
Universal Arches has just signed a deal to sponsor St
Helens Rugby League Club pitch side at their state
of the art stadium at Langtree Park, just a stones
through away from the bending sector market leader.
The club, known affectionately as the ‘Saints’,
moved to the new
purpose built stadium
at Langtree Park in
February 2012, which is
opposite Universal Arches 24,000sq ft facility.
From left to right: Leon Day of Universal Arches with Paul Sculthorpe MBE.
Paul Sculthorpe MBE, one
of the most famous and
distinguished players in
recent times for the Saints
and former captain was
also on hand to meet Leon
Day, managing director of
Universal Arches.
With a 21 year history
in the bending sector in
the same premises, albeit
extended, Universal Arches
has a long established reputation in the area and the
opportunity to support the
local rugby league team has
gone down well within the
workforce.
Leon Day, managing director of Universal Arches,
commented: “It’s great to be
able to support the St Helens
Rugby League Club pitch
side, which is on full view
for our workforce to see either at the ground or on the
television. Our roots are set
firmly in the area as is our
workforce, who have helped
shaped the company into
the overwhelmingly strong
position we have today.”
For further information
Universal Arches visit
www.universalarches.
com, call the sales office
on 01744 612844 or
follow them on Twitter @
universalarches