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Thomas H Wood backs Whitchurch-Heath Cricket Club training facilities upgrade

Thomas H Wood backs Whitchurch-Heath Cricket Club training facilities upgrade

Daniel Bevan - Editor

Daniel Bevan - Editor

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Cardiff estate agent Thomas H Wood has renewed its sponsorship of Whitchurch-Heath Cricket Club for a fifth consecutive year, helping to support a major investment in the club’s training facilities.

The company, which has offices in Whitchurch and Radyr, will continue as the club’s main sponsor, providing financial support to maintain and improve facilities while retaining its front-of-shirt sponsorship.

The partnership has helped the club fund and build new outdoor practice nets, significantly enhancing its training facilities for players of all ages.

Whitchurch-Heath Cricket Club fields four senior league teams, alongside a women’s team and a softball side, and has a growing junior section for players aged between nine and 15.

Alastair Milburn, chair of Whitchurch-Heath Cricket Club, said: “We’re delighted to continue our partnership with Thomas H Wood, and are incredibly grateful for their ongoing support. Having the backing of a long-standing local partner is invaluable, enabling us to continue investing in the club, enhance our facilities, and provide the best possible experience for our members.”

Paul Wood, director of Thomas H Wood, added: “We’re pleased to be continuing our partnership with Whitchurch-Heath Cricket Club for another season and to see investment being used to create substantial new training facilities. The club plays such an important role in the local community, and we’re proud to support its ongoing success.

“It’s been fantastic to see the club continue to grow both on and off the field, and we look forward to following the progress of all the teams throughout the season. We wish everyone at the club the very best for the year ahead.”

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