A supporting factor

A supporting factor

The glazing industry is a huge supporter of local sport, so we are adding a shout out to the teams or individuals that the sector sponsors in our newsletter and on our socials.

Here, SafeGuard Glazing Supplies’ Sales Director Rob Page explains about the companies affiliation with three local football teams.

“We help sponsor the following Football Clubs: U13 Spencer Foxes, Bourn Town FC, Peterborough United FC.

“As you can see we sponsor from grassroots kids football MJPL League, United Counties League Premier North to 1st Division in the football league.

“We see it as a fantastic opportunity to give back to the community that were part of. All the teams we sponsor benefit massively from the help we give them and we also get the Safeguard name out there.

“Also, we are match sponsors this Saturday at Peterborough’s game against Cambridge United.”

Pictured above: Rob and Dan Mason giving the Man of the match award to Bourn Towns Richard Jones Last season.

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