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City Women continue partnership with Yeo Valley
Sunday, June 23rd 2019
Bristol City Women FC is delighted to announce that Yeo Valley will remain the club’s front of shirt sponsor for the next two seasons.
The family-owned organisation has experienced phenomenal growth to become the largest family owned British dairy company - employing over 1,700 people in the south-west to produce over 2,000 tonnes of organic dairy produce per week.
Adrian Carne, Executive Chairman of Yeo Valley, said: “We’re extremely proud to support our local team, Bristol City Women for a second season.
“The squad performed brilliantly throughout the 2018/19 campaign and we’re excited for what the future holds for Bristol City Women.
“We think that living an active lifestyle and taking part in sport is important and we hope that through our partnership we can continue to use our brand effectively to make a difference and promote the importance of dairy health to girls and women.
“This is an exciting time for women’s football with the World Cup currently taking place and Yeo Valley is thrilled to be supporting Bristol City Women.”
Bristol Sport’s group Head of Commercial, Caroline Herbert, said: “I am delighted that Bristol City Women and Yeo Valley will be continuing their partnership as the side prepares for the 2019/20 FA Women’s Super League campaign.
“We share many core values and are both family owned, local businesses committed to improving the lives of the local community, making the two organisations a perfect match.
“After a great first season in partnership we firmly believe Yeo Valley will continue to have a positive and lasting impact on both, Bristol City Women and women’s football in England, helping us to reach new demographics and drive increased awareness of the women’s game.”
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