Local Sponsorship

by Neil | Feb 21, 2023 | Community Projects

Proud sponsors of Cambrian Welfare RFC under 7’s looking smart with their wet weather jackets supplied by QDL Contractors.

Proud to support our local rising stars!

by Neil | Oct 9, 2017 | Community Projects

Fleur de Lys AFC under 12’s played their first home match at the impressive Islwyn School this week.

QDL Contractors were happy to sponsor them & they looked professional in their new kit! Also great to see them played at Islwyn School which we are proud to have decorated with Wilmott Dixon.

Helping Children in Need

by Neil | Sep 19, 2017 | Community Projects

QDL Contractors Ltd were delighted to provide a tiler to assist with the work for BBC’s DIY SOS. A worthy cause for Children in Need in Swansea.

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Cycle Challenge: Fundraising for Outward Bound Trust

by Neil | Mar 7, 2017 | Community Projects

On 13th and 14th May two of our Directors Lee Williams & Darren Williams will be part of team Dulux Trade taking on the UK’s premier weekend of cycling.

The 400 strong team will ride a truly unique 360degree loop right around London taking in iconic landmarks, hidden green lanes, picturesque villages and a few testing climbs!!

2 days                   185 miles             1999 other riders & me!

We’re raising money for the Outward Bound Trust whose aim is to unlock young people’s potential regardless of their financial or social circumstances, through learning & adventure in the wild.

With your kind donations we will be able to send 180 young people on a 19 day residential Skills for Life Award programme which is aimed at helping young people make their next step into sixth form, further education or employment.

We really appreciate your contribution so if possible please donate via this page.

Success at the Share Centre: BITC Give & Gain day

by Neil | Jun 10, 2016 | Community Projects

QDL enjoyed participating in a BITC Give & Gain Day  / BYUK Sponsored Event at The Share Centre, Newport on  Thursday 19^th May 2016

The team of volunteers helped redecorate the damaged purple walls with 3 coats of refreshing new green paint whilst filling woodwork and coating it in satinwood.

Other tasks were also completed to brighten up the Community Centre including:

• Quadrant beading added to the skirtings
• Ceiling tiles were rehung
• Perspex light covers were removed & cleaned
• Bulbs replaced

A special thanks to Lee Harris & Phillip Hardwidge for their participation and for providing the photographs below

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