New ground sponsorship deal announced at Carmarthen Town AFC


Welsh Premier League side Carmarthen Town AFC have announced an innovative ground sponsorship deal at their home at Richmond Park.
A three-year deal sees the ground named as the Vibrant Vapours Stadium.
"It's a bold step for us," said Carmarthen Town AFC chairman Jeff Thomas.
"But, in this very competitive age, we have to be bold to secure the funding we need to progress as a top class Welsh Premier League side.
"Carmarthen Town has always been at the cutting edge of innovation in the Welsh Premier League. We have, arguably, the finest ground facilities in the Welsh Premier and we are currently working on an ambitious project to install a 3G all-weather pitch at the ground.
"We are delighted to be able to announce that we have teamed up with Vibrant Vapours to establish new naming rights for the ground at Richmond Park.
"From now on, we will be referring to our ground as The Vibrant Vapours Stadium.
"Vibrant Vapours have their headquarters in Carmarthen's King Street and have established themselves as one of the leading businesses in the electronic cigarette market in Wales."
Richard Filbrandt, director Vibrant Vapours, said he was delighted to be able to support Carmarthen Town AFC.
He added: "We look forward to a mutually beneficial relationship with the club and wish the team all the best on the field of play during the current season."
Brian Harvey, commercial consultant, for Carmarthen Town AFC, said: "We are sure that all of the club's backers and supporters will realise the importance of such a deal for Carmarthen Town AFC. These are challenging times in the sporting world and we rely heavily on the support of sponsors and advertisers to continue to progress in the Welsh Premier League."

About Vibrant Vapours:
The Vibrant Vapours headquarters is at 31 King Street, Carmarthen, SA31 1BS
The firm also has shops in Hereford and Swansea.
Electronic cigarettes have been developed to provide traditional cigarette smokers with the feeling of smoking, but without the dangerous side effects which come from the burning of tobacco.
An electronic cigarettes battery powers an atomizer which heats a liquid. This liquid contains Nicotine, propylene glycol and vegetable glycerine to create a smoke like vapour. This vapour uses the liquid combined with food dye flavourings to provide an experience similar to smoking a traditional cigarette, but without the harmful by-products.
Propylene glycol is the base liquid which provides the “hit” this has been deemed to be “safe” by the World Health Organisation. It is also used in a number of products ranging from asthmatic nebulisers to smoke machines in night clubs and stage shows.
Vibrant Vapours’ products are exempt from smoking ban as no tobacco is lit or used in the products.
Scientific research so far has concluded that electronic cigarettes are healthier than traditional cigarettes. One study has concluded that the risks are equivalent to those of using nicotine patches. All of the electronic cigarettes sold by Vibrant Vapours are not for the use of those under 18 and they should always be kept away from children. They are not recommended for those who are pregnant or breast feeding due to them containing nicotine, in the same way cigarettes would not be recommended.
The Cabinet Office published a report in 2011 recommending that electronic cigarettes should become more widely available in the UK as they are preferable to using traditional tobacco products.
Vibrant Vapours are currently working with a Carmarthenshire supplier making the best E-Liquid available with only the finest EU sourced food flavourings and UK ingredients.

Website -
http://vibrant-vapours.co.uk/

Photo: Left to right, Richard Filbrandt, director Vibrant Vapours, Carys Price, director Vibrant Vapours, Brian Harvey, commercial consultant for Carmarthen Town AFC, pictured before last weekend's Carmarthen Town AFC v Bangor City Welsh Premier League match.

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