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Heating and cooling brand Worcester Bosch is sponsoring Worcester City Women FC for the 2026/27 football season. As part of the agreement, the Worcester Bosch logo will appear on the front of the team’s Home and Away playing kits.
As well as the shirt sponsorship, Worcester Bosch will be actively supporting WCWFC’s community programme which aims to elevate women’s football, drive health and wellbeing outcomes, encourage more women to get involved in the sport and grow the club’s fanbase. Jo Shepherd, CEO of Worcester
Bosch says: “For the heating industry, things like the skills gap and lack of diversity – from gender to neurodivergency – is a serious issue. As a company, we will tackle these head on with a long-term programme that
Worcester Bosch steps up to sponsor Worcester City Women
helps people discover careers they may never have considered, provides the skills to succeed and shapes the industry into something where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. “Part of this initiative is to partner with like-minded organisations that are actively looking to make a meaningful change. Our sponsorship of WCWFC is the first of such partnerships, and we’re looking forward to collaborating together to open the right doors to women taking part in the sport and play a part in unlocking their potential.” The club will host its official
Grant UK signs new partnership with Bath Rugby
Over a decade on from the first partnership, Grant UK has announced a new three-year sponsorship deal with Bath Rugby. As an Official Partner and Club Sustainability Partner, the new partnership will see Grant UK supporting the club on the field while also working with Bath Rugby as it embarks on its next chapter with the redevelopment of the clubs home grounds; The Rec.
The agreement
includes the placement of Grant branding on all three match kits and the replica shirts as well as pitch-side advertising during home fixtures. In addition, Grant UK will continue to have a hospitality box at home games. Head of internal sales and marketing at Grant UK, Anna Wakefield, comments: “We first started supporting Bath
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Rugby in 2015 and since then, both the club and Grant UK have achieved some significant milestones.
“Everyone here at Grant UK is looking forward to what the next three years have in store for Bath Rugby, the exciting changes for The Rec, and what we can achieve together in the local community.”
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launch event on 23 August to celebrate the partnership, outline plans for the upcoming season,
Leyland launches Big School Makeover 2026
London based decorating and DIY retailer Leyland has announced the return of its flagship Big School Makeover campaign.
Now in its fourth year, Leyland’s annual competition offers schools across the capital the chance to win a share of a £10,000 makeover jackpot. The competition will see three schools receive a prize pot from the retailer to help transform their learning environments. The winning school will receive £5,000 to spend at Leyland, with two runners-up each receiving £2,500. CEO of Leyland, Martin Hastings, said: “Community engagement is a
and encourage more women from the local community to get involved in football.
huge part of Leyland’s ethos. We’re proud to be part of communities across London, and the Big School Makeover gives us a brilliant opportunity to support local schools while bringing people together behind something that can have a genuine, lasting impact. “We’ve seen first-hand how much these prizes can mean to schools, and we’re looking forward to seeing the creativity and community spirit behind this year’s nominations.” Schools and their communities can nominate for the 2026 Big School Makeover from Tuesday 1 September until Wednesday 20 September. Ten finalists will then be selected, before a public vote opens on October 19.
Voting will close on November 15 , with the school receiving the most votes crowned the 2026 winner.
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