Club Sponsors

At PocketTech Mobile Repair, our vision is to be the leading provider of mobile device solutions, delivering unparalleled service and expertise to our customers. We strive to set the standard for excellence in the industry, continuously innovating and adapting to meet the evolving needs of our clientele

Our mission is simple: to keep you connected. We're committed to providing fast, reliable, and affordable repairs that restore your devices to their full potential. With a focus on quality, convenience, and customer satisfaction, we aim to exceed your expectations with every interaction.

Tubex has always been a trailblazer in the tree protection industry. Back in 1985 Tubex invented the original tree shelter, producing the first PP twin walled tube, and over the next few years launched the unique features that characterise Tubex shelters to help establish young saplings – the Tubex flared top, laser line and re-release zip ties.

In 2005, Tubex introduced the industry’s first tree shelter collection and recycling scheme. Unfortunately, the initiative faced challenges in its progress due to limited awareness and uptake. However, only a couple decades later we would succeed in launching the Tubex tree shelter collection and recycling scheme nationwide free of cost, and expand our efforts into Europe as part of our environmental efforts.

RMHC has 14 Houses across the UK to give families a warm and comfortable place to rest, eat and relax, just moments away from their child’s hospital ward. 

Their support is invaluable to families at a critical time in their lives.

Having a child in hospital is unimaginable for families. Ronald McDonald House Charities UK, ease some of the burden by providing free ‘home away from home’ accommodation. 

They are passionate about the support they give to families each year. 

Since 1989, they have supported over 95,000 families from all walks of life, living in the UK or coming from abroad for specialist care. 

For those families, staying close to their child in hospital receiving care is the number one priority.

FOUNDATION OF LIGHT established in 2001 by former Sunderland AFC chairman Sir Bob Murray CBE, their mission is simple: to use the power of football to invest in the communities they serve and to improve the education, health, wellbeing and happiness of people, no matter who they are.

Situated in the North East of England, and based at the Beacon of Light in Sunderland and have outreach centres across the country. 

Their vision is to create better opportunities and better lives for our communities. They use their position as an unparalleled route into traditionally 'hard to reach' communities, working across four programme areas - sport and play, world of work, education and health and wellbeing.

Hi I'm Kayleigh, a self taught photographer in south Wales.

If you like my style please don't hesitate to book a shoot.

'A photograph is a return ticket to a moment otherwise gone' 

Aberdare's premier Fish Bar established over 70 years.

Providing the best fish and chips since 1940!

The Harlequins Bowls Association was founded in 1967 by two groups of individuals, representing Aberdare and Aberdare Town Bowls Clubs who were playing at Aberdare Park but wishing to compete at a more competitive level. 

Harlequins Bowls Association was granted permission to also use Aberdare Park as their home green and at this time they used the Beehive Inn as their meeting venue for team selection. These venues were used for the next 23 years. During 1969 the Harlequins Bowls Association was renamed to the Harlequins Bowls Club.

Harlequins Bowls Club became a member of both the Welsh Bowling Association and Mid Glamorgan Bowling Association in 1969 and began playing competitively in 1970. The Harlequins moved to their current club house located in Park Grove during 1981 after purchasing the premises from the Coliseum Theatre Group. This was solely funded by the Harlequins Bowls Club members although they still continued using Aberdare Park as their home green.

This set up continued until 1993 when the Harlequins constructed their own green which was located at the same site as the existing Club House.  An extension to the original Clubhouse was completed during 1995. 

Since our inception, the Harlequins Bowls Club has been self financing spending in the region of £140,000.