Church Farm Brewery Extend Ground Sponsorship at Townsend Meadow for a Further Three Years

Church Farm Brewery have been valued supporters of the club for more than a decade, and we are incredibly proud to continue a partnership that has played a significant role in the development and growth of Racing Club Warwick both on and off the pitch.

Over the last ten years, the relationship between the club and Church Farm Brewery has become much more than a sponsorship agreement. Their continued backing has helped support the club's ambitions, investment in facilities, and commitment to providing opportunities for hundreds of players, volunteers, supporters and members of the local community.

The renewed agreement comes at a particularly exciting time for Racing Club Warwick. Alongside the construction of a new changing room and academy facility, the club is embarking on a major refurbishment of the clubhouse at Townsend Meadow. The refurbished clubhouse will become a true community hub, open throughout the week and offering supporters, local residents and visitors a welcoming venue to meet, socialise and enjoy locally produced food and drink.

As part of the partnership, Church Farm Brewery's award-winning range of beers and products will continue to be prominently featured throughout the clubhouse, strengthening the connection between two organisations that are passionate about supporting the local community.

Jo Reynolds of Church Farm Brewery said:

"We have been proud to support Racing Club Warwick for over ten years and have enjoyed watching the club develop into one of the leading community football clubs in the region. The passion, ambition and commitment shown by everyone involved at the club is inspiring, and we are delighted to extend our partnership for a further three years.

The investment taking place at Townsend Meadow is particularly exciting. With the clubhouse refurbishment creating a welcoming venue that is open throughout the week, it provides a fantastic opportunity for more people to enjoy Church Farm Brewery products while supporting a thriving community hub. We look forward to continuing this wonderful relationship and being part of the club's exciting future."

Racing Club Warwick Chairman Gary Vella added:

"Church Farm Brewery have been one of the club's most loyal and valued partners for over a decade. Their support has been instrumental in helping us develop both on and off the pitch, and we are extremely grateful for their continued commitment.

The next three years are going to be hugely exciting for Racing Club Warwick. Alongside our new changing room and academy facilities, we are investing heavily in refurbishing the clubhouse to create a venue that is open throughout the week for the whole community. Church Farm Brewery products will be at the heart of that offering, giving supporters, visitors and local residents the opportunity to enjoy locally brewed beers in a modern, welcoming environment.

We are proud to continue working with a local business that shares our commitment to the community. The fact that Church Farm Brewery have chosen to extend their sponsorship after more than ten years speaks volumes about the strength of our relationship and our shared vision for the future. We look forward to building on this successful partnership for many years to come."

The continued support from Church Farm Brewery comes as Racing Club Warwick continues to invest in its facilities and expand its community programmes, including its thriving academy, junior section, women's and girls' football, and disability football initiatives.

Everyone at Racing Club Warwick would like to thank Jo Reynolds and the entire team at Church Farm Brewery for their continued support and belief in the club. We are excited to build on an already successful partnership and look forward to welcoming supporters to Church Farm Brewery at Townsend Meadow for many seasons to come.

Together, Racing Club Warwick and Church Farm Brewery continue to demonstrate the value of local partnerships, supporting both grassroots football and the wider Warwick community.