Red Kite Law sponsors Under-18 Pembrokeshire Schools Academy rugby team




Rugby players in the Under-18 Pembrokeshire Schools Academy will have wings on their back this season thanks to Red Kite Law.
The legal firm has taken the wraps off its sponsorship of the Under-18 Pembrokeshire Schools Academy.
“Supporting local people and helping youngsters in the community is a passion at Red Kite Law,” said James Subbiani, a partner at the firm.
Mr Subbiani attended the Under-18 Pembrokeshire Schools Academy pre-season friendly game against Cowbridge at Whitland RFC to make the presentation of the first team kit.
“We are delighted to see the Red Kite Law logo on the back of the shirts,” said Mr Subbiani.
“Here’s hoping the new kit gives the team that little bit of extra lift to take them to success in the new season.”
Jonny Llewhellin, WRU development officer for Pembrokeshire, thanked Red Kite Law for their sponsorship.
He added: “Getting backing from local businesses such as Red Kite Law is very important to us and we are grateful for the firm’s help. I know the players appreciate it very much.”
Mr Subbiani made the kit presentation to the academy captain Josh Macleod, who is also a member of the Llanelli Scarlets rugby region academy.

Pictures above of the kit presentation featuring red Kite Law partner James Subbiani, Under-18 Pembrokeshire Schools Academy captain Josh Macleod and Jonny Llewhellin, WRU development officer for Pembrokeshire.

About Red Kite Law
Red Kite Law has 12 partners and a total headcount of 81, with seven offices spread across Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire and Monmouthshire.
The team at Red Kite Law can be contacted on 01267 239000 and 01437 763332 or through the website at www.redkitelaw.co.uk

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