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| > Company Updates > Products news > Useful info |  | RGB Exeter Sponsors Exeter City FC Players
New RGB Exeter Branch Manager, Paul West, and RGB Representative, Richard Heavisides at the Exeter City ground with our two sponsored players, Dean Moxey (left) and Manny Panther (right).
RGB is particularly pleased to sponsor these two players as part of the company's commitment to the local Exeter community and wish Exeter City all the very best for this season's performance. | |  | | | Trevi Learn & Earn Competition Winner at RGB Paignton
Competition winner - Mr Matt Pearse receives his TREVI concealed CTV valve from Mr Chris Pritchard, Business Development Manager of Trevi Brassware at our Paignton Branch | |  | | | Wiveliscombe Branch Manager takes on Three Peaks Challenge
On Sunday 22nd June Brian Davies, Branch Manager at RGB Wiveliscombe, and his team trekked over Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon in their attempt to complete the 2008 Three Peaks Challenge in the worst weather conditions for many years. Winds on Scafell Pike reached 100mph at the top and gusts on Ben Nevis were a mere 80-90mph.
The Three Peaks Challenge takes in the highest peaks of Scotland, England and Wales - all in less than 24 hours.
RGB, as co-sponsors with Premdor and Polypipe, congratulates the brave boys in the team for their very best efforts to raise funds for the local scout group and the Barnado's childrens charity. | |  | | | RGB Sponsors School Marine Challenge Team
RGB was very pleased to sponsor the Great Torrington School Team at the recent Marine Challenge on Roadford Lake.
The team constructed three magnificent craft, powered by petrol, electric and solar and competed in all the events taking place on the day.
The whole exercise gave the school team good technical engineering and electronic experience and a great day out into the bargain.
| |  | | | RGB Sponsors 2008 Cricket Development Tour to South Africa
RGB Tiverton Branch was delighted to be asked this year to sponsor the County U15 Development Tour to South Africa in February 2008. | |  | |
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