Story Homes backs young football talent
A North East homebuilder has thrown its support behind a local youth football team.
Story Homes is sponsoring Longhoughton Rangers U13s with a full set of new match shirts.
Coaches say the kit will give the players a sense of unity on the pitch while the shirts also reflect the housebuilder’s commitment to supporting grassroots sport and community initiatives.
The team is based close to Story Homes’ Riverbrook Gardens development, which has recently released its final phase for sale.
Lewis Jackson, coach of Longhoughton Rangers U13s, said: “We’re very grateful to Story Homes for sponsoring our match shirts.
“The new kits look fantastic, and having the backing of a respected local company is hugely motivating for our players.
“This support will make a real difference to the team and helps our young footballers feel proud to represent Longhoughton Rangers.”
The sponsorship forms part of Story Homes’ broader approach to giving back to the areas where it builds.
In recent years, the company has invested in local projects designed to make a tangible difference, including a £10,000 donation to the Alnwick Young People’s Association to fund improvements at the Alnwick Freeriders Bike Track.
Riverbrook Gardens, following the success of Chancel Place in Longhoughton, offers three to five-bedroom homes featuring modern, energy-efficient layouts and distinctive exterior designs.
Kye Bradley, sales director for Story Homes North East, added: “We’re thrilled to sponsor Longhoughton Rangers U13s match shirts.
“Football is a brilliant way for young people to develop teamwork, confidence, and a sense of community, and we’re proud to support the team this season.
“We hope the new shirts give the players a sense of pride and motivation every time they step onto the pitch.”
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