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Whitburn CC would like to thank their main sponsor Universal Sealants Ltd. for their support of the club.
Established in 1981 by twin brothers John and George Paxton to provide specialist services in expansion joints, USL have grown in both size and stature. USL has developed into a multi disciplined organisation offering comprehensive service to the construction industry, with the manufacturing, supply and installation of specialist products across a wide spectrum of markets. The expertise developed in the expansion joint field with Britflex® BEJ and Transflex has been expanded to include the Britdex® MDP\u2122 bridge deck waterproofing as well as the manufacture and supply of specialist construction products through Nufins. More recently this has been extended to the Multi Storey Car Park sector to offer refurbishment and quality deck waterproofing and coating services. USL's unique divisional structure allows it to provide a complete solution, with packages that can be tailored to the needs of each individual customer. At USL we are continuing to lay the foundations to be a worldwide construction company. In addition to its UK based operations USL has established joint venture partnerships in North America, Singapore, China and Malaysia plus a strong presence in Hong Kong and the Middle east, providing the highest quality services and products on a truly global basis. Click on their logo to find out more about them. |
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Whitburn CC are also grateful to the Coalfields Regeneration Trust (CRT) . for their support of the club.
The Coalfields Regeneration Trust (CRT) is an independent charity dedicated to social and economic regeneration of coalfield communities throughout the UK. Since it was established in 1999 the Trust has awarded grants of over £150m to over 1,550 projects that have improved the quality of life in England’s coalfields regions. However, The CRT is not just a grant-making body. It also provides advice and support to community and voluntary groups to help them confirm their eligibility for funding, define their needs, create practical solutions, and seek funding from a variety of different sources. In 2008, Whitburn received a grant of £10,000 from the Coalfields Regeneration Trust to help them build toilets with disabled access. In 2009, Whitburn received a grant of £2,880 from the Coalfields Regeneration Trust to help them engaage a cricket coach to assist their junior players. Click on their logo to find out more about them. |
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