Cumberland extends Great Cumbrian Run sponsor deal
Last updated at 10:43, Saturday, 25 February 2012
A building society has given its backing to a landmark sporting event for the next three years.
The Cumberland Building Society has pledged to support the Great Cumbrian Run for a further term after getting on-board in 2010.
A deal has been struck as the half marathon prepares for its 30th year.
And there will be the introduction of a new team relay option.
The event, which will now be known as the Cumberland Building Society Great Cumbrian Run, is run by Carlisle Leisure Limited.
Marketing manager Kelly Donnelly said: “We are absolutely delighted that the Cumberland Building Society have committed for a further three years to being the event’s title sponsor.
“Their association and support of the event has been fantastic, with Derek Redmond starting last year’s Half Marathon thanks to their association with Aviva.
“With 2012 being such a great sporting year in the UK we hope to make the Cumberland Building Society Great Cumbrian Run one of the best yet.”
The run takes place on Sunday, October 7, starting at Carlisle Castle and finishing at The Sheepmount athletics stadium
Mark Byrne, the Cumberland’s assistant general manager, said: “This is an excellent community event which we are proud to be associated with.
“The Cumbrian Run has a long and successful history and we are delighted to confirm our involvement for the next three years.”
Find out more at www.q-buster.co.uk, www.runnersworld.co.uk and also www.carlisleleisure.com.
First published at 08:55, Saturday, 25 February 2012
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
More Business
Have your say
- New landmark building planned for Botchergate in Carlisle (10 comments)
- Newspapers step forward and question, on behalf of those who can find no answers on their own (4 comments)
- Police called to 'out of control' birthday party (18 comments)
- Cumbrian garage owner selling up due to supermarket competition (9 comments)
- Crime panel raps 'inconsistent' Cumbria police commissioner (37 comments)
- Cumbrian MPs reveal their expenses bills (33 comments)
- Charity warns of ‘payday loans’ crisis in north Cumbria (29 comments)
- Damning report reveals distressing scenes at Carlisle's Cumberland Infirmary (65 comments)
- Cumbrian beauty spot failing to pay its way (33 comments)
- Religious leaders claim Carlisle club's name offensive (72 comments)
Court & crime
Anne Pickles
- Newspapers step forward and question, on behalf of those who can find no answers on their own (4 comments)
- Has Cumbria learned nothing from the horrors of Mid Staffs? (3 comments)
- Love that £3 T-shirt now? None of us can pretend we didn’t know how Primark’s clothes were made (32 comments)
- We told you before that we didn’t want a commissioner (29 comments)
- More Anne Pickles
- Religious leaders claim Carlisle club's name offensive (72 comments)
- Damning report reveals distressing scenes at Carlisle's Cumberland Infirmary (65 comments)
- Crime panel raps 'inconsistent' Cumbria police commissioner (37 comments)
- Cumbrian beauty spot failing to pay its way (33 comments)
- Cumbrian MPs reveal their expenses bills (33 comments)








