QTS recently completed a variety of works for Linby Colliery Welfare FC at their homeground.
Supporting the team’s floodlight project the team from QTS donated their time and resources to enable the smooth installation of the floodlights.
Some of the works involved included digging out trenches for the cabling to be run to the floodlight bases, installing the cable and back filling the trenches, digging out the foundations for the floodlight bases, pouring and levelling concrete into the bases and repaired the pathway around the pitch.
Following the installation the team returned to repair fencing that had to be removed to enable the bases to have the concrete poured in.
”We were delighted to be able to help out Linby Collier Welfare FC with the upgrades to their pitch. Supporting local groups is extremely important to QTS not just because so many of our staff live in the area but because we believe in promoting social value wherever we go.
Thomas MarshallOperations Director – Fencing & Vegetation Management (England & Wales)
I look forward to seeing the lights in action and am very proud of the flawless work our team has completed at the grounds.
”We rely entirely on volunteers, who run the club and do all maintenance work. Two years ago, when it looked like we could be getting funding from Gedling Council, for our Floodlighting project, we knew we would still be way short of what funding we needed.
Adrian WardChairman of Linby Colliery Welfare FC
QTS stepped up and offered to support us by providing the civils works and Labour on the project. We cannot thank QTS enough, especially Tom Marshall, who offered to help in the first place, Dave Flanders, who co-ordinated the works and Simon Hibbert who helped every step of the way.
