Chester Football Club are delighted to reveal their latest partnership with ME Group plc.
The agreement will see the Deva Stadium car park used as the newest location for their self-service Revolution Laundrette, available seven days a week* through unique and innovative external washing and drying units.
Revolution Laundrette is a simple, ecological and high-performance system. Washing takes an average of 30 minutes and drying takes 15 minutes or more, and to ensure the safety of your items, the machines automatically lock during cycles.
Using the large 20 kg capacity machines means you can get 3 average loads in 1 saving you time, energy and cost. Best of all the detergent and optional softener are included!
You can also opt to receive a free SMS alert 5 minutes before the end of the wash cycle.
Paul Stephens, the Regional Sales Manager ME Group UK, said:
“We are delighted to announce this partnership with Chester Football Club, offering a new and essential service to the community.
“Our unique system allows you to do your laundry at your convenience any time of the day or night, saving both time and money.”
Chester FC General Manager Albert Davies said: “We’re very happy to be welcoming ME Group UK on to our site.
“We are certainly blessed with ample space outside the ground and as a club we must explore all avenues to maximise our revenue streams in every way we can.
“This has the potential to be an important earner for us for years to come and hopefully this is the first of many exciting new opportunities in and around the stadium.
“We hope supporters will take full advantage of the new facilities outside the Deva Stadium!”
*Not available for access on Chester FC home matchdays.
For more information, visit:
www.thelaundryrevolution.co.uk
Photo Credit: Millie Johnson.
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