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Whitby Town Thanks Noble Recycling & Skip Hire for Their Continued Support

Whitby Town Thanks Noble Recycling & Skip Hire for Their Continued Support

Liam Ryder

Whitby Town would like to recognise and thank Noble Recycling & Skip Hire for their continued support of the club, both on and off the pitch.

From helping with waste removals and providing new bins to sponsoring one of the club’s popular matchday features, Noble Recycling & Skip Hire have played a valuable role in supporting the day-to-day running of the club and helping make the matchday experience even better for supporters.

Their practical support behind the scenes is greatly appreciated, helping the club maintain its facilities and ensuring the Towbar Express Stadium remains a welcoming place for players, staff and fans alike.

A key part of this partnership is the sponsorship of the Crossbar Challenge UK, which is now proudly known as the Noble Recycling & Skip Hire Crossbar Challenge. The challenge has become a familiar part of the matchday experience, giving supporters the opportunity to get involved, test their skills and enjoy a little extra excitement alongside the action on the pitch.

Having the support of a local business behind initiatives like this makes a real difference. Partnerships such as these help bring the club and its supporters closer together, while providing businesses with an opportunity to be part of the Whitby Town community.

Whitby Town is grateful to Noble Recycling & Skip Hire for their generosity, reliability and commitment to supporting the club. Their contribution goes beyond sponsorship, demonstrating the importance of local businesses working alongside the football club to help it continue moving forward.

Everyone at Whitby Town would like to thank Noble Recycling and Skip Hire for their continued backing. We look forward to building on the partnership and seeing plenty more supporters take on the Noble Recycling & Skip Hire Crossbar Challenge in the matches ahead.

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