Paul Robinson Solicitors are delighted to announce a multi-year agreement as Truro City Football Club’s new principal partner.
Following the opening of the firms first Cornwall office in Penzance in 2025, this partnership between Paul Robinson Solicitors and Truro City further enhances the law firm’s commitment to supporting sports, communities and businesses across the Duchy and beyond.
This exciting new partnership begins following the culmination of the club’s first ever campaign on the national stage, in which records were set and new ground was broken for Cornish sport. This partnership recognises and reflects the ambition and direction of both parties moving forward.
“This is a significant partnership for the football club at an important stage of our development,” said Rob Butland, Truro City’s head of commercial Rob Butland. “After discussions with John and the PRS team, we are thrilled to welcome such a professional, open-minded and positive organisation on board.
“After sharing and discussing the club’s immediate and long-term plans, it became clear that we are on an upward trajectory in many areas, which significantly progressed the conversation toward this outcome.
“Having a partner of this calibre supporting that journey is extremely positive and shows the club’s current standing off the pitch.
“The local connection is also key in everything we do; investing in Cornwall and clearly focusing on supporting Cornish people and businesses aligns closely with our football club’s ambitions. “We are delighted to welcome Paul Robinson Solicitors as our principal partner.”
Meanwhile, John Branch, partner at Paul Robinson solicitors, added: “Paul Robinson Solicitors are thrilled to partner with Truro City Football Club.
“The past few years have seen the Tinners lay strong foundations for stability and future success, including the construction of the TCS and the creation of the Truro City Community Trust. We are very proud to be given the opportunity to be part of that exciting journey.
“We look forward to supporting the Club’s efforts to grow in stature and showcase professional sport in Cornwall.”
