Club Sponsors
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SPONSORS OF ICKLESHAM CASUALS FOOTBALL CLUB
The Club is delighted to be associated with our sponsors, The Robin Hood, Icklesham, Rush Witt and Wilson in Rye and Long Rake Spar based at Rye Harbour and are extremely grateful for their support.
Our sponsors make it possible for the Club to move forward and for our teams to continue playing the game they love. Please show your support to them in return.
THE ROBIN HOOD, ICKLESHAM
Nestled between Rye and Hastings in the village of Icklesham, The Robin Hood is a family owned pub and restaurant which has been serving the local community for over 25 years.
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RUSH, WITT AND WILSON
Founded in 1993, Rush, Witt and Wilson are 1066 Country’s busiest estate agent selling more property in the area than anyone else. They now have seven offices in 1066 Country and the Weald of Kent dealing with all types of property, specialising particularly in the sale of residential property, new homes and lettings across the area.
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LONG RAKE SPAR
Established in 1867, Long Rake Spar has been supplying quality specialised decorative aggregates from its base in the heart of the Derbyshire Peak District for over 150 years. During this time the company has diversified into many market sectors by focusing on the key strength of supplying the most extensive range of quality decorative aggregates currently available in the UK. The established product range is sold into a broad spectrum of industries.
Long Rake Spar is renowned for the high quality of its products and the exceptional customer service delivered to all of its customers.
With strategically placed production facilities, Long Rake Spar offers national coverage to numerous stockists and contractors. Long Rake Spar have three production sites – Youlgrave, Derbyshire, Rye Harbour, East Sussex and Prees, Shropshire, and further four dock sites that hold in excess of 100,000 tonnes of raw material.
High volumes of stock are held at Long Rake Spar’s various sites to enable them to react quickly and dynamically to demand for products. This allows for stock to be pulled to production sites from storage facilities in a calculated manner, reducing costs and from an ecological perspective reducing the road miles of the products too. Further expansion and investments are planned at two of the production sites at Rye Harbour and Youlgrave, near Bakewell, Derbyshire, which will vastly increase the capacity to produce and store finished products ready for market.
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