Celtic Couriers delivers the goods for Burry Port RFC


Delivery firm Celtic Couriers Ltd is supporting Burry Port Rugby Football Club.
'The Blacks' of Burry Port have just received a donation of 'sponsored shorts' for first team players.
Senior coach Gareth Gravell said: "Running a rugby team can be an expensive business, so we are always very grateful to the support of local businesses such as Celtic Couriers."
Celtic Couriers business development manager Clayton Moore was on hand to make the presentation of the kit to Burry Port RFC before the match against Pantyffynnon in the Welsh SWALEC Bowl cup competition.
Mr Moore said: "We are always delighted to lend our support to a number of different local organisations.
"We have an excellent relationship as sponsors to Burry Port RFC and when they mentioned they needed new kit we were glad to help out.
"We hope the kit helps the club perform well on the field of play and we wish them all the very best for a successful season."
Burry Port RFC website -
http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/burryportrfc/



Picture: left to right, club club coach Gareth Gravell, Clayton Moore and first team captain Daniel Etteridge.

About Celtic Couriers:
Key facts –
We have 20 vans and four lorries, ranging from 7.5t, 18t, 24t and 44t.
We have 41 Employees.
We have been trading 24 years.
We deliver and collect on average 55 pallets a day.
In January our vehicles covered 85,000 miles
In January we purchased 3500 gallons of fuel
We've built our reputation through providing innovation and believe in having close contact with our customers to ensure that both our long-term interests are met. Frequent, fast, flexible and efficient, we can take everything from documents through to 1250kg pallets and transport them to local, national and European destinations.
Our delivery times cover next day before 9am, before noon, before 5pm or at a time specified by you. If you want service levels like these that are second to none - talk to Celtic Couriers.
Celtic Couriers was formed in 1989 by Gail and Ivor Skinner who are still the directors of this local company.
Celtic Couriers cares passionately about all its customers and is always endeavouring to seek ways to enhance its service levels.
We are shareholders in APC Overnight, the largest next day parcel delivery network with more than 120 depots in the UK.
In the 2011 Independent Industry report, APC have been rated Top for the following:
· Customer Service
· Quality of Transport
· Service Levels
· Collects on Time
· Image
· Delivers on Time
· Cares About Me
· Customer Loyalty
· Solves Customers Problems
Celtic Couriers are also licensees for the Fortec Pallet Distribution Network, the premium next-day and economy pallet distribution service.
Contact details
Call: +44 (0) 1554 835490
Email: info@celticcouriers.co.uk
Fax: +44 (0) 1554 835059
Celtic Couriers Limited, Unit 1 Burry Port Industrial Estate, Burry Port, Carmarthenshire, SA16 0NN
Website-
http://www.celticcouriers.co.uk/

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