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by football clubs and corporate clients, for large scale day long football tournaments and events. Whatever the event, we can cater for you. So, the next time you’re planning a football event and need a venue in the East of England, think of the FDC.
For more information, visit
www.theFDCNorfolk.com or contact a member of the team on 01603 748944.
Pukka Pies
Pukka Pies is a privately owned family business and was founded by the present company chairman, Trevor Storer in 1963. We now employ 260 people and make some 60 million pies and pasties per year. Pukka Pies operates in stringently hygienic conditions from the most modern pie production facility in Europe.
With great care we make extremely high quality delicious savoury pies and pasties as well as sausage rolls, sausages and puff pastry. Out best sellers are our large round single portion steak and kidney pies followed by chicken and mushroom and then beef and onion.
Nations favourite brand
Pukka Pies are the Nations favourite brand of hot eaten pies. Consumers recognise and trust our brand which leads to increased sales.
Over the past 12 months our marketing activity has included: Sponsorship of Pukka Pies UK Snooker Championship, signage at England Football Internationals, sponsorship of the Pukka Pies England Supporters Band, national radio campaign, signage at televised women’s netball games and sponsorship at Santa Pod Raceway.
Pukka Pies & Football
Pukka Pies have a long association of supplying to football clubs across the country, starting with Rotherham United 27 years ago. We currently supply over 30 clubs with Pukka Pies and offer a number of advantages: A brand that consumers recognise and trust, premium quality pies that justify higher price points, selling Pukka Pies generates higher sales and greater profitability in a stadium environment, placement of signage in stadium environment, free signage and point of sale material, high level of national marketing support.
SGC Group
SGC Group offer a wide range of services in sports grounds maintenance, construction and re- development. We have a wealth of experience in different areas of ground care, which enables us to apply this and our knowledge, to the advantage of our customers.
In recent years we have worked on projects across the UK and beyond, including many of the UK’s finest sporting venues.
Our experienced team is able to share your vision through careful design and the ability to visualise the finished project. In addition, we own a large fleet of plant and equipment, including two of the best large roll turf installation machines in the UK, a Shelton Supertrencher 760+ and Koro Top Drain which are the best machines on the market for primary and secondary drainage installation.
SGC Group continues to invest in the latest machinery and technologies, and our strong partnerships with the finest turf farms and materials suppliers in the UK means that we can offer a highly competitive and focused service to suit your project needs.
13 SeeThreeSixty
SeeThreeSixty is a fully owned subsidiary of See Tickets, one of the world’s leading ticket resellers. SeeThreeSixty has developed a unique integrated ticketing and CRM solution for a range of venues and sporting bodies.
Ticketing Systems
See provide ticketing systems to a number of venues including The Nottingham Arena, Earls Court, Stoke City, Fulham, West Ham, Millwall, Preston North End, Mean Fiddler Music Group.
Affiliate Program
If you have a web site and would like to add ticket sales to your list of services
Ticket Scanning Services
See offer a complete ticket scanning system which can be used to authenticate any bar-coded ticket. This adds an extra level of security to your front of house procedures enabling the use of print-at home ticketing. The system can also be used to validate standard tickets and exhibitor passes.
For an informal chat why not call Managing Director, Michael Burnett on 0783 443 8409.
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