Dunfermline Athletic Extends Thanks to Blachere Illumination UK for Their Outstanding Support

Led by Managing Director Robert Stalker, Blachere Illumination has built a world-class reputation for producing exquisite lighting displays, from iconic festive decorations and Christmas light installations to vibrant shopping centre features and large-scale public lighting projects. Their work is recognised internationally for its craftsmanship, creativity, and technical excellence.

Robert reached out to Dunfermline Athletic with an extraordinary gesture of goodwill: Blachere Illumination offered to install a beautifully lit tree and lighting display at the front of KDM Group East End Park, completely free of charge to the club.

This act of generosity is just the latest example of the long-standing relationship between the club and Blachere Illumination. Robert and his team have been fantastic supporters of Dunfermline Athletic, regularly committing to match sponsorship packages and consistently championing the club both locally and beyond.

We are hugely grateful to Robert and everyone at Blachere Illumination for their continued support.

Robert Stalker, Managing Director, Blachere Illumination UK, commented:
“As a Pars supporter myself, I’m proud to have brought a new spark of creativity and colour to the Dunfermline Athletic FC stadium. At Blachere Illumination, we know that seasonal lighting can have a transformative effect on public spaces, inspiring a sense of pride, connection and belonging. It’s been a pleasure to work on a project that celebrates the Dunfermline community and enhances the game day experience for fans and residents of the local area.”

Jim Leishman MBE, Chairman, Dunfermline Athletic added:
“We’re really grateful to Robert Stalker and everyone at Blachere Illumination for their continued support. The new lighting installation is a fantastic gesture and brings a real lift to the front of the stadium. Blachere Illumination have backed the club for many years, and we genuinely appreciate the commitment they’ve shown to both Dunfermline Athletic and the wider community.”