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UCL CLINCH NEW FOUR-YEAR DEAL

THE United Counties League have signed a four-year sponsorship deal with GCE Hire Fleet Ltd – a global supplier of leading heavy earth moving, and plant equipment.
GCE are the current sponsors of the Peterborough & District Football League but believe the network of UCL clubs throughout the midlands and north, under the banner of the FA National League System, will enable them to reach a larger and more diverse consumer and business base.
At the same time, new four-year partnership agreements have also been signed with Macron and Sports Ground Development (SGD), who will s...

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