As part of a Community Spirit Initiative, a team of 7 green-fingered volunteers from Treatt (Andrew Green, Bruce Sinclair, John Boddington, Kudzaishe Taruvinga, Nick Copeman, Steve Chapman and Tim Nunn) descended on Westgate Nursery School in Bury St Edmunds on Monday 18th April to give the wooded nature garden a makeover. As well as repairing damage inflicted by vandals, the team cleared up winter storm debris, refreshed the planting and prepared the vegetable patch so the pupils can plant this season's crop of edible goodies.
Miss Day, nursery nurse at the school, said “The team from Treatt were brilliant and did a fabulous job. We were so pleased with their efforts, which has transformed the garden. It’s good that companies come out into the community to help, which benefits the children now and in the future”.
Treatt is a leading global independent supplier of innovative ingredient solutions for the flavour, fragrance and consumer goods industries renowned for its technical expertise and knowledge of ingredients, their origins and market conditions.
And as part of their community spirit this month they will take over the St Nicholas Hospice Shop – read all about it next here or on our events page.
For further information, please contact: Claudia Brackenborough, Treatt, Northern Way, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP32 6NL, UK. Tel: +44 (0)1284 702500 Fax: +44 (0)1284 714812 Email: claudia.brackenborough@treatt.com
or visit: www.treatt.com
