WARRINGTON Town FC have received a major boost thanks to a new partnership with the town’s largest provider of leisure facilities.
LiveWire leisure facilities include six state of- the-art fitness suites, seven swimming pools, fitness classes and sports activities for the whole family.
With the club nicknamed The Wire the partnership with LiveWire it makes the perfect partnership!
LiveWire’s new Orford Park Jubilee Hub, which was officially opened by Her Majesty the Queen earlier this year and includes a full size 3G pitch has become the club’s training base.
In return for use of the facilities the football club helps promote healthy lifestyles in the community by helping increase awareness of everything LiveWire has to offer.
The club is also using Orford Park’s fantastic corporate hospitality facilities for it’s forthcoming Legend’s dinner on Friday October 19, which is already heading for a sell out, when former Everton and England star Peter Reid, brother of Town’s manager Shaun, will be guest speaker.
LiveWire Managing Director Jan Souness said: “Livewire are very pleased to be working in partnership with Warrington Town Football Club. The opportunities for both organisations are exciting, working on joint initiatives to promote excellence in sport health and active lifestyles in Warrington.
“The club does great work in the community to support young people, the game of football and promote Warrington as a town with lots to offer.”
Warrington Town Chairman Gary Skentelbery: “Our partnership with LiveWire has provided our football club with the best training facilities in non league football.
“In fact we have probably got better training facilities than a lot of Football League clubs.
“It is another piece in the jigsaw towards helping bring a successful football club to the town of Warrington, which can help benefit the local community in a variety of different ways.
“We are very much a community club and are delighted LiveWire have joined our growing band of community partners.”
Picture shows LiveWire board members (L-R) Chairman Alan Yates, MD Jan Souness and board member Paul Taylor.
