Amcanu gives junior rugby a boost in Burry Port


Burry Port firm Amcanu is backing junior rugby in the town.
The tailored sheet metal specialists business has teamed up with two other businesses to help Burry Port RFC's under-14s team with new kit.
"We are delighted to be able to lend our support to junior rugby in the town," said Amcanu managing director Owain Davies.
"We are a Burry Port business, based in the town and we want to do our bit to help the community. We take our corporate responsibility seriously and try and support many community organisations as well as the younger generation. Sport is a great avenue for youngsters and were more than happy to put our name on the new strip for the under-14s team at Burry Port RFC."
The team has also received support from Leighton Jenkins at DL Jenkins solid wood flooring and Peter Harper of PW Harper Roofing and Son.
Mr Davies added: "Partnerships are all important in this day and age and we were happy to team up with other interested businesses to make sure the under-14s look the part when they take the field of play. We wish them all the very best for a successful season."
The photo above includes, back left, Leighton Jenkins, centre back row, Owain Davies, and back right, Peter Harper.
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