Sports Lighting Projects

In a project led by Kingfisher Sports’ Patrick Daly, Abbey View Community Athletics Track received an LED upgrade in order to help them achieve England Athletics TrackMark accreditation. The club achieved savings of up to 54% across their energy consumption, gained compliance with EA Class II Standards, and optimised comfort levels for both athletes, coaches, and spectators alike.

After a year-long fundraising drive, Newark Tennis Club has officially opened with new LED flood lights provided by Kingfisher Sport. This project involved a complete renovation to the site's pre-existing lighting system ensuring the courts could be manually switched for all year-around play.

Home of the Seasiders, The Mounting System Stadium at Queensgate, Bridlington recently received a huge upgrade to their facilities after their acquisition by HDM Energies. Reducing their annual costs by around £42,000, the contract allows Bridlington Town AFC to benefit from a new lighting system, improved facilities and much more.

Home to the Cardiff and Met Hockey Club, the National Hockey Centre in Sophia Gardens sees many high-profile events each year including International Hockey Tournaments.

Founded in 1885, Marshall Milton Keynes Athletics Club has provided various sports facilities over the years with members competing at various levels.

Originating back to 1922, Rainworth MWFC was originally known as Rufford Colliery FC and sits on the grounds of the Rainworth Miners Welfare. It was in 1976 that the club really started its streak of success under the watchful eye of Brian Phillips and has since become a pillar of the local community.

Inspiring a community, Oakengates Leisure Centre encourages people of all ages to adopt physical activity as a way of improving their health and wellbeing. Promoting a healthy lifestyle to all members, this facility offers opportunities to participate in swimming, ball sports, dance and athletics as well as enjoy some rest and relaxation time in their saunas and steam rooms.

Founded in November 1879, Montrose Football Club helps bring together the local Montrose community through the love of football. Otherwise known as ‘The Gable Endies’, the club has many teams under its belt including senior mens, womens, an academy team and an under 18’s team.

Established in 1980 in Conwy Valley in North Wales between Llanrwst and Trefriw, the club has gone from strength to strength and now hosts 18 teams of all ages. The club’s 1st Team are currently in League One North in the Welsh Rugby Union.

Founded in 1907, Moreton Rangers are a Charter Standard football club based in Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucester. After running into tough times in the mid-90s, the team secured new funding and grew from strength to strength in the early 2000s. The club continues to grow and even become FA accredited, ensuring they have the best practices throughout.

Established in 2002 by a team of volunteers, the club began with the intention of offering children in the local community a fun and welcoming environment in which they could develop their ball skills. Local Kids were afforded the opportunity to join one of several mini-teams and hone down their football knowledge and of course social skills. They achieved their main goal and much more, over the past 18 years the club’s popularity has grown and they now have a membership of over 600 players from Knutsford and the surrounding areas.