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COO-VAR HELP KIDS START THE DAY RIGHT
TEAL & MACKRILL, BETTER known in the property decorating sector for their Coo-Var range of paints, have recently joined up with the Greggs Foundation to provide a breakfast club to a local school in Hull for the next two years. The Breakfast Club programme was established in 1999 to help primary school children get a nutritious start to their school day. Every school is provided with fresh bread from their nearest Greggs shop, and a grant to support start-up and ongoing costs. Since June this year, each child at St
Anthony’s Primary School in Hull has the option to have nutritious breakfast and play games before school. This ensures all the children have a good breakfast before they start school enabling them to concentrate better, have improved health and nutrition whilst also socialising and making new friends. Lynne Hindmarch from the Greggs
Foundation stated, “I just wanted to say a special thanks to all at Teal & Mackrill for their sponsorship for St Anthony's. We are extremely fortunate to have this partnership as it allows us to support families who are in the greatest need. We really appreciate all you have done to support us on our journey together. I hope you enjoyed your visit and you have wonderful relations with the school.” T&M are looking forward to working with the
school and building long lasting relationships with the children. For more information on what’s involved, please contact us at
info@coo-var.co.uk
Community contribution
A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN Crown Paints, Mitie Property Services and Enfield Council has led to a special presentation for residents. For the last two years, the three organisations have been working together on redecoration works across Enfield Council’s property portfolio. To mark the milestone, a bench made from recycled paint containers has been given to the community
by Crown Paints. Some 4,000 litres of products including Crown Trade Stronghold Smooth Masonry, Protective Coatings, Sadolin Superdec and Crown Trade Timonox Flame Retardant Coatings have all been used on the council’s social housing schemes. As part of the works, paint containers used on the project are being recycled by Crown Paints to give
them a new lease of life. The process starts with the containers being taken a branch of Crown Decorating Centres. They are then
reprocessed by a social enterprise NIMTEC at the paint manufacturer’s Lancashire headquarters - and the recycled material is then used to make street furniture such as the recycled bench donated to Enfield. Enfield Council’s Cabinet Member for Housing & Housing Regeneration, Cllr Ahmet Oykener said,
“I would like to thank Crown Paints and Mitie Property Services for the fantastic facelift that they have given to our housing blocks. The additional donation of the bench will also be welcomed by our residents, who will be able to sit outside together and enjoy the beautiful gardens.”
New Brewers in Aldgate
A BRAND NEW Brewers Decorator Centre opens in Aldgate on 9 October. Located on Commercial Road, the new branch will stock a great range of decorating products from the likes of Dulux, Johnstones, Crown, Albany, Farrow & Ball and Little Greene alongside woodcare, wallpapers and decorating sundries. Manager Marc Miles has a wealth of experience
in the decorating industry and is able to offer customers expert advice on products and problem solving solutions. Marc is looking forward to creating a relaxed and friendly atmosphere for decorators and DIYers alike. The new branch will be open from 5.30am –
5pm Monday to Friday and 8am to 5pm on Saturday, with parking available in front of the shop until 7am and a loading bay for use throughout the day. Brewers Aldgate will also be offering free local deliveries to your home or site. For more information, visit
brewers.co.uk
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