are sticking with Winsford United for the fifth consecutive year - and are encouraging other local firms to do the same.
The adhesive company's name will once again be on the Blues shirts as they bid to bounce back to the UniBond Premier at the first attempt.
Dick Norris, executive director of Henkel's sales and marketing, said: "Because of our manufacturing site located in the town, we consider Winsford United to be our home team, and we are delighted to assist again when we can.
"As in previous seasons, the package will comprise of monetary payments, sponsorship of the annual sportsman's evening and money will also be made available for the improvement of facilities within Barton Stadium for the supporters.
"Henkel continue to support our local team, and we encourage other companies in Winsford to become involved also, and we wish Winsford United a successful season and a quick returnm to the uniBond Premier League."
Henkel's Terry Hill is pictured (right) passing on these wishes to Winsford United manager Steve Shaughnessy.
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