Bridgend Ravens RFC are celebrating a major milestone as Electrify Cymru is confirmed as the new official sponsor of the iconic Brewery Field – now proudly renamed The Electric Brewery Field. The partnership is believed to be the first of its kind in Welsh rugby, marking an exciting new era for the club and the wider community.
Chris Elmore MP has congratulated Bridgend Ravens on securing this historic sponsorship deal and joined club representatives at The Electric Brewery Field on Friday 21st November to mark the beginning of the partnership ahead of their home match against Swansea. Chris is a long-standing supporter of local sport and enjoys a strong working relationship with Bridgend Ravens.
Chris joined Club Secretary Tony Williams, Mayor of Bridgend County Borough Cllr Huw David, and Council Leader Cllr John Spanswick to celebrate the announcement ahead of Bridgend’s hard-fought 29–29 draw with Swansea on Friday night.
Fresh stadium signage now showcases Electrify Cymru’s distinctive lightning-bolt branding, with further developments to follow as part of the partnership.
Chris Elmore MP said:
“This is a fantastic moment for Bridgend Ravens and for our whole community. The Brewery Field is an iconic venue, and to see a modern, forward-thinking partnership like this taking shape is brilliant for the future of the club. Electrify Cymru’s investment will help strengthen local sport, support the team, and ensure this historic ground continues to thrive for years to come. I know that Bridgend Ravens have some exciting plans for the Brewery Field, and I look forward to working with them into the future.”
Electrify Cymru forms part of Electrify Britain – an industry-backed campaign dedicated to helping families, businesses and sports clubs cut energy bills by switching to cleaner, more efficient electric technologies.
Camilla Born MBE, CEO of Electrify Britain & Electrify Cymru, said:
“Electrify Cymru is part of Electrify Britain, an industry-backed campaign dedicated to driving down bills to help families, businesses and clubs save money on energy through electrification. In a nutshell, we think it should be easier for everyone to benefit from the modern technology that is cheaper and better at powering homes, businesses and transport. We’re honoured to be part of the Bridgend Ravens story and excited about this new kind of partnership.”
