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Yorkshire Payments Partnering Bantams For Two More Years

Bradford City is delighted to announce a new and improved two-year partnership with Yorkshire Payments.

The substantial five-figure deal will see the card-payment processing company become one of the club’s principal partners.

Yorkshire Payments first began its association with the Bantams in 2018, with this initial agreement extending the affiliation to four seasons.

The collaboration will see the 1911 Executive Business Suite at the Utilita Energy Stadium become The Yorkshire Payments 1911 Lounge.

In addition, Yorkshire Payments’ branding will remain in place around the ground, with the company also becoming a member of the Bradford City Business Club.

The Brighouse-based firm provides over 3,500 businesses with affordable ways to manage card payments, processing more than £500million each year.

James Howard, Yorkshire Payments’ managing director, said: “We are delighted to have extended our partnership with Bradford City by a further two years.

“The club represents a major sporting cornerstone in West Yorkshire and we are proud to have our company associated with such a notable brand.

“As a local, Yorkshire-based business, we pride ourselves on our relationships with a host of successful establishments throughout the region.

“We believe this partnership represents that perfectly, and comes with huge benefits for both parties.”

City’s director of communications and commercial, Ryan Sparks, said: “We are absolutely delighted to be extending our partnership with Yorkshire Payments.

“After two very successful years - which saw Yorkshire Payments gain fantastic exposure as our official training wear partner - this agreement represents a significant development of our affiliation.

“It will be fantastic to see a new-look Yorkshire Payments 1911 Lounge in place and, hopefully, we will be able to welcome guests into it over the coming months.

“Our commercial portfolio is packed full of industry-leading, vibrant companies, and we are proud to have Yorkshire Payments on board with us, for at least the next two years.”

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