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Fundraiser Karen Carter raised a glass to the success at Magpie with the brewery’s Nick Keith and trentbarton Managing Director Jeff Counsell. She said: “Three cheers to
Magpie and trentbarton, plus all the beer lovers who drank Night Flyer. “trentbarton has been
absolutely brilliant, and not just with fundraising. It has supplied us with free shuttle buses, sold bacon butties and provided volunteers for events. We’ve had a great rapport with drivers, staff and managers.” Jeff said: “It’s been a joy to
support the Air Ambulance and to work with Magpie on crafting a quality ale with a serious message about road safety.” trentbarton has also
sponsored the football kit of Alfreton Town’s Under-11s team. The £500 deal was arranged
through the parents of one of the players. Jordan Kemp, from
trentbarton’s marketing team, said: “We’re very proud to be so visibly supporting these young players from a community- focused club and wish them every success for the season.”
Timico to sponsor horse racing gold
Timico Technology Group, the business internet, hosting and communications service provider, is to sponsor the Cheltenham Gold Cup, the feature race of The Festival at Cheltenham Racecourse, for four days in March. The high profile sponsor spot became available in November for the
first time in 36 years and Timico saw the opportunity to combine it with a unique partnership leading to the firm being given preferred supplier status to The Jockey Club’s portfolio of 15 racecourses. Timico, which has its headquarters in Newark, provides a range of
ICT services to both Goodwood and Newbury racecourses. Chief Executive Officer Tim Radford and his family have been
associated with horseracing for a long time as owners of frequent runners Knock House, Somersby, Calgary Bay and Racing Demon, and the firm’s Chairman, Lord Daresbury, is a former champion amateur jockey.
Howard aims to make a wheel difference
Intellectual property specialist Howard Lock is swapping his business suit for lycra in a bid to raise hundreds of pounds for charity.
Killamarsh-based trademark
attorney Howard is planning to cycle 500km from London to Paris via Dover and Dunkirk for the Alzheimer’s Society. A lifelong cycling enthusiast,
Howard decided to undertake the challenge in memory of his father who died last year. Howard’s four-day challenge will
take place from 20 to 24 July, culminating in a ride along the Champs-Elysées before finishing his challenge at the Eiffel Tower. The founder of Howard Lock
Lord Daresbury (left) and Tim Radford
Intellectual Property said: “After a challenging cycling trip I usually need a few days to recover – one of the hardest parts of the challenge will be stepping back into the saddle each day. Cycling over 100km a day is going to be tough. “I felt taking part in the challenge was a fitting way to remember my father and to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Society, a charity which provided an enormous amount of support to my parents during his illness.” To support Howard’s trek, visit
www.justgiving.com/Howard-Lock
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