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Aug 2023
Last Updated: 11/08/2023
Business Breakfast: Harrogate Town sign another sponsor
The Stray Ferret Business Club’s next meeting is an after work drinks event on Thursday, August 31 at The West Park Hotel in Harrogate between 5-7pm.
The Business Club provides monthly opportunities to network, make new connections and hear local success stories. Get your tickets by clicking or tapping here.
Harrogate Town have announced a partnership with a Harrogate construction and plant hire firm.
Kitching Plant Hire has over 350 machines to buy and hire, including diggers, excavators, rollers and cement mixers.
The club said the firm's commitment to innovation and quality mirrored its values.
Matthew Kitching, director of Kitching Plant Hire, said:
“We're excited about our new partnership with Harrogate Town AFC, being proud supporters, we felt the timing is right to show our commitment to our local club."
Joanne Towler, commercial director of Harrogate Town AFC, said the company's support was "instrumental in driving our club's progress".
Harrogate and Boroughbridge companies help beautify York
A Borougbridge landscape contractor has partnered with a horticultural company in Kirk Hammerton to remodel the grounds of York Museum Gardens.
ATM Ltd, a landscaping, highway and maintenance company, has partnered with Johnsons of Whixley to supply thousands of plants to the 12.5 acre area of land as part of the recent Environment Agency flood defence improvements project.
ATM provided the project with all soft landscaping following engineering work to raise an existing flood bank, while the commercial plant suppliers selected plants to ensure pollination will thrive throughout the year.
The aim of the project is to rejuvenate the gardens, which were first established in the 1830s, and create a fresh and enjoyable space for the public.
Daniel McClaren, contracts manager at ATM Ltd, said:
"The plants were carefully selected with wildlife and seasons in mind. The gardens will be enjoyed all year round. ”
Eleanor Richardson, marketing manager at Johnsons, said:
“York Museum Gardens is on our doorstep, so it has been great to visit the site and see the hard work ATM have completed and see the plants thriving."
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