Carmarthen Town delighted to welcome sponsors

Carmarthen Town AFC is delighted to be playing host to two of its principal sponsors on Saturday afternoon.
Representatives of Dyfrig Dalziel Ltd and Specsavers Carmarthen will be enjoying the match against Prestatyn Town in the comfort of Town's newly-refurbished hospitality suite.
Club chairman Gareth Jones said: “All of us at Carmarthen Town are delighted to welcome key sponsors who do so much to support us here at Richmond Park.
“The support of all principal sponsors is highly-valued and without their contributions Carmarthen Town would not be such a success story.
“On Saturday, we will be pleased to welcome Dyfrig Dalziel and his son Mathew from Dyfrig Dalziel Ltd, sponsors of the shorts in our kit this year.
“We will also be delighted to welcome Kevin McCarthy and Samuel Hodson, store directors at Specsavers in Carmarthen. Specsavers are sleeve sponsors.
“We hope they all enjoy their day here at Richmond Park. We would also like to take this opportunity of reminding other businesses that there is a place for them in the growing ‘family’ at Richmond Park.
“We are happy to sit down and discuss a number of sponsorship packages with interested businesses. Anyone who is interested should ring Vice Chairman Robert Lloyd on 07777 683637.”
Dyfrig Dalziel Ltd is a privately owned, family-run construction and maintenance company which was first established in 1981 and became a limited company in 1999.
Over the past 20 years the company’s commitment to providing a high quality and professional service has allowed to company to develop into a successful business which now has a workforce of more than 30 employees. You can contact Dyfrig Dalziel Ltd at Waungadog Farm, Stockwell Lane, Kidwelly, SA17 4PP. Phone, 01554 891181. Fax, 01554 890244
Specsavers in Carmarthen is based at 5 Hall Street, Carmarthen, SA31 1PH. Tel, 01267 235 080. Fax, 01267 220610.
The directors of the Carmarthen operation are Kevin McCarthy and Samuel Hodson.
Specsavers was founded in 1984 by Doug and Mary Perkins, who started the business in their spare bedroom on a table-tennis table. For the past eight years it has been voted Britain's most-trusted brand of opticians by Reader's Digest.
The company continues to expand. There are now more than 500 employees based at Specsavers' headquarters in Guernsey and around 26,000 worldwide. The company has more than 1390 stores across the Channel Islands, UK, Ireland, the Netherlands, Scandinavia, Spain, Australia and New Zealand.

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