Diamond freight is more than just a 'Local haulage Company' within Stoke-On-Trent, It is also a big part of the local community. Offering sponsorship, endorsements and organising functions for local events, giving back is at the heart of the company. Please see below for some of the things that we do to help our local community.
Leek Town Football Club
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As well managing Diamond Freight, Simon also has an ardent interest in grass roots football. He is a Board Member at local Northern Premier League team Leek Town FC - Who he also sponsors. Leek Town proudly display the Diamond Freight Logo on the back of their home and away jerseys for all of their NPL, FA CUP and FA TROPHY matches. The Diamond Freight Logo can also been seen pitch side at the F.Ball Community Stadium.
Leek Town Ladies Football Club
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Diamond Freight are also the MAIN shirt sponsors for Leek Town Women. Leek Town Women play their football in the West Midlands Regional Premier division. The Diamond Freight logo proudly adorns the front of their home and away Jerseys.
Stoke RNA and Sea Cadets
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Simon's avid interest in Royal Navy history does not stop at the naming of the company vehicles. He often attends the local Stoke-On-Trent RNA displays where a Diamond Freight vehicle is always present. Simon also presents his vehicles to members of the RNA who may have served on the Naval ships that they represent. Naming the vehicles after these war ships is Simon's way of paying tribute to the men and women, past and present, who have served or are serving for their country.