Durham Women & Plastic Processing Limited extend partnership

Durham Women are delighted to announce that the club and Plastic Processing Limited will continue to work together into the 2024/25 season.

Plastic Processing Limited is the new overarching group for the Plastic Furniture Company, who have worked with Durham Women since 2021 – and will also encompass Apollo Plastics and B2B Injection Moulding.

Based in the North East, the group has become industry leaders in supplying sustainable and long-lasting outdoor furniture for a variety of industries.

With a focus on sustainability, the group are major users of waste plastic and ensure that the plastic recycled by the general public is put to good use in creating a range of products – from benches to bins and planters to storage units.

Indeed, a number of their high-quality products have been in use at Maiden Castle in recent seasons – and the partnership continues to go from strength-to-strength ahead of the 2024/25 Barclays Women’s Championship season.

Plastic Processing Limited will see their new-look logo adorn the front of Durham’s away shirt during the upcoming campaign, while also featuring on the back of the club’s home shirt.

Both of these shirts will be released at Noon on Friday, August 9.

Commenting on the extension of the partnership, Patrick Connolly from Plastic Processing Limited said: “Plastic Processing Limited is thrilled to continue our partnership with Durham Women FC for a fourth season. 

“As a local business with a strong commitment to sustainability, we see this sponsorship as a natural fit to help a club that we have enjoyed being part of and seeing it grow. 

“Durham Women’s ambition and success on the pitch over the years, coupled with their engagement with the community, aligns perfectly with our values. 

“We’re proud to support a team that inspires young women and girls in our region, and we look forward to another exciting season together.”


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