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Local homebuilder sponsors Junior Summer Camp at Morley Cricket & Sports Club
Local homebuilder, Barratt Homes Yorkshire West, has continued to support the communities in which it builds with a sponsorship to the Morley Cricket and Sports Club to support its Junior Summer Camp.
Barratt Homes Yorkshire West has provided a £250 sponsorship to the Morley Cricket and Sports Club to support its Junior Summer Camp which has gone towards coaching costs, t-shirts and goodie bags for the children.
The Morley Cricket and Sports Club provides a community hub that offers sporting opportunities for cricket, football, junior rugby league and running club, which are all supported by its newly refurbished clubhouse and function room that can be accessed by all members of the community.
Jeremy Hudson, Morley Cricket and Sports Club, said: “We rely on support and donations from the local community, so we’re incredibly grateful for Barratt Development Yorkshire West’s sponsorship for our Junior Summer Camp.”
Ian Ruthven, Managing Director, Barratt Homes Yorkshire West, added: “We are always looking for ways to continue to support the communities in which we build, so we are thrilled that we were able to sponsor the Junior Summer Camp at Morley Cricket and Sports Club. The club is a vital part of the local community, so we’re delighted to offer our support.”
Barratt and David Wilson Homes Yorkshire West are building quality new homes across Leeds including at St Andrew’s Place, and Ambler’s Meadow.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Richard Savage .
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