Forever Bury, the Shakers supporters trust, have made a further investment into the club, and in doing so have helped the Official Website and the Youth Department with the purchase of state of the art Video Camera's

The Shakers World video camera, used extensively for video interviews, was damaged during a recent away game at Brentford.Since then a camera sourced from a loyal supporter had been used on a temporary basis, however, Forever Bury stepped in to purchase a new camera so the Shakers World service can get back on track.

The Youth Team have also benefitted with another video camera currently in the hands of Youth Team Manager Mike Sheron.That camera will be used to video their Youth Alliance games as well as training sessions and will be used as a coaching aid.

In recent weeks the trust has also helped the club with the purchase of a new boiled for the clubs over worked laundry, making a total investment of around £3,500 in recent weeks.

As is normal for Forever Bury investments into the club, they have received share's of the equivalent value to add to their every growing total.

Speaking this afternoon as the new Shakers World camera made it's debut with Efe Sodje (available later this evening), club press officer Gordon Sorfleet said: "I have to thank Forever Bury for obtaining the two camera's.Our ever growing list of subscribers will hopefully start to see more video's coming online now that we have the camera in place and working."

We'll hopefully soon start to see the benefits of the new digital HD Video camera with interviews with Alan Knill and Efe Sodje coming online later this evening.

The picture shown above show's Forever Bury chairman Dave Giffard handing over a cheque to injured skipper Paul Scott as payment for their shares and subsequent investment with the two camera's and boiler.

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