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King’s Lynn Town FC Takes a Step Towards a Greener Future with New Reusable Water Bottles

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1d 8h ago

King’s Lynn Town FC Takes a Step Towards a Greener Future with New Reusable Water Bottles

We’re pleased to announce a new initiative at King’s Lynn Town FC, with our teams now having their own stainless steel reusable water bottles to use at the Docherty Walks Stadium.

The bottles have kindly been supplied by Micro Delta Packaging, giving our players a reusable alternative to the plastic bottles traditionally used by the teams at home fixtures. Minuteman Press King’s Lynn have also played their part by generously donating the labels for the bottles, helping to give them the full King’s Lynn Town look. It’s a simple change, but one that allows our teams to do their bit by reducing the number of single-use plastic bottles they use at the Docherty Walks Stadium.

Julie Gromoff from MDP said:

“As part of our support for KLTFC, we’re helping the club reduce its use of single-use plastic at The Docherty Walks Stadium. We’ve supplied every player with their own personalised one-litre water bottle. With the help of Dan at Minuteman Press, each bottle features the KLTFC logo and the player’s squad number. The bottles will keep the players’ water fresh and cool while helping to make a positive difference to the environment.”

Laura Dixon said:

“We are extremely grateful to MDP and Minuteman Press King’s Lynn for supplying our brand-new water bottles to the team. I think if we can all start doing our own little bit, we can all help to create a more sustainable future. We are looking at ideas within the club to make our environment greener, and this is a great starting point.”

The bottles are now available online for supporters to purchase in our club shop.

We’d like to say a huge thank you to MDP and Minuteman Press King’s Lynn, this is another great example of local businesses working together with the football club, and we’re pleased that our teams can make a small change that helps reduce plastic bottle use at the Docherty Walks Stadium.