30-11-07: COLWYN BAY ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP WITH GREENTHUMB
Colwyn Bay Football club are pleased to announce their latest partnership agreement; this time with GreenThumb Lawn Services.
The club already has a well earned reputation for one of the best playing surfaces around, but has now reached agreement with the turf specialists to ensure the club's facilities are maintained and even more impressive in future, especially when added to the recent ground improvements at Llanelian Road. A comprehensive 12 month programme using the latest techniques have been tailored to meet the needs of the playing surface which when combined with the dedication of Grounds man Elfed Morris will ensure envious looks from other clubs for seasons to come. 
Alasdair Boyes, Greethumb’s North Wales Manager "GreenThumb Lawn Service's are happy to announce an exciting new partnership between GreenThumb and Colwyn Bay F.C. We await seeing the pitch improve after our treatments have been applied, and look forward to a productive relationship."
Pictured (Left to right) Steven Taylor- Technical Advisor GreenThumb, CBFC Commercial Manager Carol Beard, Alasdair Boyes GreenThumb Branch Manager North Wales, Colwyn Bay Football Club Managing Director Darren Cartwright
22-11-07: MARGARET JONES
It is with great regret and sadness we have to report that Club director Margaret Jones passed away last night after a short illness. Margaret made a massive contribution to our club down the years with over half a century’s service. She became a key member of the committee that built the club up from the ashes following the problems of the 1960s. In many ways she could be seen as a trail blazer for female involvement in football as it was not fashionable for women to hold senior positions in clubs at that time. A familiar face on match days serving in the canteen it was only in the last few years that she stepped down from that role to concentrate on serving teas in the boardroom. Margaret would attend games home and away, up and down the country until in recent seasons when she attended only the matches at Llanelian Road. She has been a constant at the club through various changes at boardroom level retaining a dignity and carrying a perspective on matters that had to be admired. She will be remembered as someone who put the club interests first on all occasions; not least when making a significant contribution in our battles through the courts with the FAW in the early 1990s.
Margaret will be missed by all at the club.
A minute’s silence will be observed prior to the FA Trophy match this Saturday against Sheffield.
The funeral will be held at St John’s Church Old Colwyn on Wednesday 28th November at 09:45 am.
21-11-07: CBFC STAFF CHRISTMAS PARTY 2007
Colwyn Bay Football Club are holding their staff Christmas party on the 8th December. The clubs Directors will be issuing the staff's tickets over the coming weeks to all the volunteers who have contributed their time and effort to the running of the club. The evening will start at 20:00 till midnight at the club lounge. There will be a DJ and a buffet will be provided and children will be made welcome. All staff will receive a complimentary drink on their arrival
21-11-07: CBFC APPOINT MARKETING ASSISTANT
Colwyn Bay Football Club has appointed a new marketing assistant Mr. Mike Burvill, who is based in Colwyn Bay, will now play a major role in the design and production of the clubs promotional materials.
Mike is experienced in the field of art and design and is currently employed full time by media broadcaster S4C.
Darren Cartwright, Director of Marketing at the club:
“I have known Mike for a number of years having worked with him on various projects outside football, so I was delighted when he accepted the position. As with all other roles at the football club he is doing this on a voluntary basis and out of love for the club. It is so important that we project the right image and increase the profile of the club in the community and the marketing assistant role will help us achieve that”.
Having always been passionate about art and design, Mike said he was delighted to be involved in helping out his local football team
15-11-07: POSTER DISTRIBUTERS WANTED
As part of a drive to increase attendances by making people aware of when games take place, the club is looking for volunteers who would be willing to distribute Match Posters in their local area by putting posters up in the pubs, shops, take-away's and newsagents etc. Posters will be made available by the club and will need to be distributed on a monthly basis. It may only take an hour or two of your time but would provide the club much needed exposure and help encourage people through the gate.
14-11-07: KEVIN RATCLIFFE SPORTSMANS EVENING SUCCESS!!!
The club would like to thank everyone involved in organizing and taking part in the Sportsman’s Evening on Wednesday night. The function, which as well as being a much needed fundraiser for the club, provided the audience with great entertainment courtesy of our very own Patron, the hilarious John Martin along with Everton & Wales legend Kevin Ratcliffe, both men had the audiences in stitches throughout the night
“It was a very successful evening for the club with Kevin Ratcliffe & John Martin putting on a show to be remembered by all” said event organise Grant McIndoe
Colwyn Bay FC Patron John Martin commented “it was a fabulous night with many new faces there. The night was a great success. Kevin was amazed by his welcome but I wasn’t because the audience were true football people who recognized a truly great player and son of Wales”
Tables were taken by: Precom Water Technologies, Inner Frame, Rhuddlan Golf Club, Colwyn Bay F.C. Supporters, Jones & Poole Mortgage Advisors, Conchers Funeral Directors, Colwyn Bay Leisure Centre, Llandrillo College, Conwy Councilors,
Due to the success the next Sportsman’s Evening has now been already been planned in for January 30th 2008 with the guest speaker to be named shortly. |