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Two Harrogate companies have announced sponsorship contracts with Harrogate International Festivals.
Harrogate Family Law, which is based at Victoria Avenue, has signed up as premier partners for the festivals alongside Rudding Park, Nicholls Tyreman and Theakston.
Meanwhile, IT company Croft Communications has agreed to be communications partner for the event.
Andrew Meehan, managing director at Harrogate Family Law, said:
“We are delighted to be renewing as a premier partner and supporting the festivals for another year. Harrogate International Festivals is renowned for putting on a selection of world class entertainment with some of the best industry talent.”
Sharon Canavar, Harrogate Festivals chief executive, pictured with Mark Bramley, CEO at Croft Communications.
Mark Bramley, Croft Communications chief executive, said:
“As a new sponsor, our business is proud to be playing a part in the line-up of exciting events Harrogate International Festivals is due to be hosting.
“We look forward to seeing the amazing cultural experiences brought to life in Harrogate this year.”
Company sponsors Boroughbridge Junior football team
A Boroughbridge company has agreed a sponsorship deal with a local junior football team.
The Martin Bell Partnership, which provides strategic and practical support for healthcare, has sponsored Boroughbridge Juniors Under-16s boy’s football team.
It will see the squad wear the company logo on their kits next season.
Borougbridge Juniors Under-16s.
Martin Bell, owner of the company, said:
“I am delighted to be able to support the team with sponsorship. They have had a solid year and can look forward to the new season with a strong squad of local lads who love their football.
“The new kits will provide a boost to the players and give them confidence as they compete in the Harrogate and District Junior League and regional cup competitions.”
Chris Fahy, Boroughbridge Juniors FC chair added:
“Without the support of the community and sponsorship from organisations like The Martin Bell Partnership we would not have such a thriving club, so we thank them for their support.
“That support allows us to provide football experiences for more than 150 children at the club aged six to 18 years.”
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