Worcester City have extended their home shirt sleeve sponsorship with BJH Motors & Sons for the 2026/27 and 2027/28 seasons, the club announced on Monday 9 November.
Worcester City said BJH has a family connection with the club stretching back several decades. The business was founded in the 1970s by the late Bert Hemming and his wife Jane, and is now owned and run by their sons John, Mark and Terry. Bert was formerly a director of Worcester City during the club's days at St George's Lane. BJH has two Worcester sites, at Rainbow Hill and Cranham Drive.
Club owner Simon Lancaster said: "We are so grateful to John, Mark, Terry and everyone at BJH for their continued generous support. It is fantastic to have them alongside us for another two seasons, and particularly poignant given their dad Bert's historical involvement with the club."
He added: "Like Worcester City, BJH have been a mainstay in the city for many years, which makes this partnership even more special. We look forward to continuing our relationship with the Hemming family and the wider team at BJH."
Separately, Worcester City announced that Luke Rowe has been voted the club's Player of the Month for October by supporters. Rowe scored in the 89th minute as the club beat Chorley 1-0 at Sixways in an Emirates FA Cup replay, a result that took them into the First Round Proper.