Fairfax Plant Hire continue Robins sponsorship
2nd June, 2021
Toolstation NCEL Division One side Selby Town have been boosted by the news that Fairfax Plant Hire will be continuing their sponsorship of the Robins.
They will continue to be the club's ground and first team sponsor for the 2021/22 season that begins at the end of July.
Club chairman Dave Haddock said: "Selby Town Football Club's partnership with the team at Fairfax Plant Hire is hugely important to the club.
"Since they joined us as our main sponsor, the club has continued to grow, and the progress we have made in the last few years should be obvious to all.
"As we begin this new chapter in the life of the club, we're pleased that they will continue to play a massive part in our plans.
"And, I know that working together we can achieve the level of success that we and our supporters hope for."
They will continue to be the club's ground and first team sponsor for the 2021/22 season that begins at the end of July.
Club chairman Dave Haddock said: "Selby Town Football Club's partnership with the team at Fairfax Plant Hire is hugely important to the club.
"Since they joined us as our main sponsor, the club has continued to grow, and the progress we have made in the last few years should be obvious to all.
"As we begin this new chapter in the life of the club, we're pleased that they will continue to play a massive part in our plans.
"And, I know that working together we can achieve the level of success that we and our supporters hope for."
(Story Source: Selby Town)
Robins goalkeeper coach to do charity walk
10th March, 2021
Selby Town's goalkeeper coach Thomas Shepherd will be undertaking a charity walk later this month to raise money for Alzheimer's Society.
He will be making the 33-mile journey between Hull and Selby on Saturday 27th March, 2021, and is already well on the way to his initial target of £500.
On his justgiving page, Thomas says he is doing it because he wants "a world without dementia".
Every three minutes, someone in the UK develops dementia, that's the equivalent of around 225,000 per year.
Alzheimer's Society is the UK's leading dementia charity and they campaign for change, funding research to find a cure and supporting people living with dementia today.
Click here for details on how to donate to Thomas' charity walk.
He will be making the 33-mile journey between Hull and Selby on Saturday 27th March, 2021, and is already well on the way to his initial target of £500.
On his justgiving page, Thomas says he is doing it because he wants "a world without dementia".
Every three minutes, someone in the UK develops dementia, that's the equivalent of around 225,000 per year.
Alzheimer's Society is the UK's leading dementia charity and they campaign for change, funding research to find a cure and supporting people living with dementia today.
Click here for details on how to donate to Thomas' charity walk.
(Story Source: Selby Town)
Refurbished clubhouse unveiled at Selby
26th July, 2020
Visitors to Selby Town's Fairfax Plant Hire Stadium will be able to experience a refurbished clubhouse after a lot of hard work by the Robins over the summer months.
And, more improvements are set to be made as the club have only reached the end of phase one of their plans - with a new kitchen with outside serving hatch next on the agenda.
The Toolstation NCEL Division One club say that a new committee and hospitality unit will also be hopefully completed before their first home game of the 2020/21 season.
Selby have also been making improvements to the ground that has been their home since the early 1950s and has been known as the Fairfax Plant Hire Stadium for the past eight years.
And, more improvements are set to be made as the club have only reached the end of phase one of their plans - with a new kitchen with outside serving hatch next on the agenda.
The Toolstation NCEL Division One club say that a new committee and hospitality unit will also be hopefully completed before their first home game of the 2020/21 season.
Selby have also been making improvements to the ground that has been their home since the early 1950s and has been known as the Fairfax Plant Hire Stadium for the past eight years.
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