Utc Media
Local advertising on a Burnley supporters’ website and message board for East Lancashire businesses and event organisers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Utc Media
UTC Media operates Up The Clarets, a Burnley supporters’ website and message board that sells advertising to local businesses, event organisers and recruiters. Advertising includes message-board placements and banners on the main website.
UTC Media was established in December 2015, and Up The Clarets went live in January 2016. The company is registered in Barnoldswick, United Kingdom.
Product: Advertising placements on the Up The Clarets website and message board.
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