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Mar 2023
Last Updated: 28/02/2023
Business Breakfast: Harrogate care provider extends Leigh Leopards sponsorship
It’s time to join the Stray Ferret Business Club. The third in our series of networking events in association with The Coach and Horses in Harrogate is a lunch event on March 30 from 12.30pm.
Don’t miss out on this chance to network with businesses from across the Harrogate district. Get your tickets by clicking or tapping here.
A Harrogate district care company has extended its sponsorship of rugby league side Leigh Leopards.
Homes Together Ltd, which is based on Victoria Avenue in Harrogate, will continue to sponsor the Super League club into the new season.
It will see the care provider be the main shirt sponsor for the next two years.
The renewed deal will see Homes Together sponsor the men’s team, women’s team, youth team, and the learning disabilities team.
Speaking about the sponsorship decision, David Ashton-Jones, managing director at Homes Together Ltd, said:
“Our partnership and relationship with Leigh Leopards has been a huge success and opened up so many opportunities for our staff and service users. The club have been big supporters of the work we’re trying to do in bringing new experiences to our service users and show that sport can and should be enjoyed by all.
“We quickly saw that there were other ways for us to grow our partnership and give our support to members of the club. We look forward to seeing what the new season will bring for us all.”
Mike Latham, chairman of Leigh Leopards, said:
“Having Homes Together as main shirt sponsor to the first team is wonderful and we very much value their tremendous support and involvement. This support has now been extended further and demonstrates their commitment and also their faith and belief in us as a club.
“As a supporter for over 50 years, the club historian and now the proud chairman I know how much the club means to the local community and we are determined to ensure we continue to strive for excellence in all we set out to achieve, while remaining accessible, friendly and inclusive.
“I see all those qualities in our highly valued partners Homes Together who strive to create better lives for people and continually strive for excellence in a caring and professional manner. Hearing of their business ethos, their values and their ambitions is inspiring, and to have the company aligned to ours as main sponsor makes me very proud.”
Harrogate chamber meeting to focus on connectivity
The spotlight will be on connectivity in business at the next meeting of Harrogate District Chamber of Commerce.
Held on March 13 at the Kings Suite at Harrogate Convention Centre, will hear from speakers about initiatives on broadband connectivity and the public highway - both topics important to businesses.
Speakers at the monthly business event will be Alastair Taylor, CEO of NYnet; Dr Kim Johnston, regional partnership director, consumer at City Fibre and Cllr Keane Duncan, North Yorkshire County Council’s executive member for highways and transport.
David Simister, Harrogate District Chamber of Commerce chief executive, said:
"The thread for our March meeting is the highway, be it super or public, with each of the speakers giving an overview as to current developments in the Harrogate District.
“Connectivity and superfast broadband speeds are what businesses expect as the norm these days, and anything less could impact on them being able to function properly, and even lose them work.
“We expect Cllr Duncan to give an update on the Harrogate Station Gateway Project - three years after it was first put before the business community.”
Members and first time visitors wishing to attend the March meeting are asked to register their attendance in advance via the Chamber’s new website here.
A networking session will start from 5.30pm and speakers will begin at 6.15pm.
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