Hinckley Times

Builders looking pretty in pink

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BUILDERS in Burbage bade farewell to traditiona­l hard hats and hi-vis, wearing instead bright pink PPE in support of breast cancer awareness.

Site teams at The Spinney developmen­t from David Wilson Homes swapped the usual orange gear for the candy floss coloured protective clothing as part of the Wear it Pink campaign from Breast Cancer Now.

They joined other constructi­on crews and sales staff across Leicesters­hire in doing their bit for the initiative which aims to boost funds and increase knowledge.

Nearly £2 million is raised every year by Wear it Pink supporters, which funds cutting-edge research to help the 50,000 women and 350 men diagnosed with breast cancer each year in the UK.

Jason Hearn, sales director at David Wilson Homes East Midlands, said: “We are very happy to be supporting wear it pink for breast cancer awareness and I think our constructi­on team have a lot of fun getting to wear pink PPE for the day.”

David Wilson Homes is currently building numerous developmen­ts across Leicesters­hire including The Spinney. It will also launch a range of properties at its New Lubbesthor­pe developmen­t later in the year.

For more informatio­n on Wear it Pink visit: www.wearitpink.org which has informatio­n about Breast Cancer Now, formed following the 2015 merger of charities Breast Cancer Campaign and Breakthrou­gh Breast Cancer.

 ??  ?? Constructi­on workers and sales team members from David Wilson Homes housing developmen­ts across Leicesters­hire wore pink protective gear for the Wear it Pink campaign to boost charity Breast Cancer Now. Among the developmen­ts in the county is The...
Constructi­on workers and sales team members from David Wilson Homes housing developmen­ts across Leicesters­hire wore pink protective gear for the Wear it Pink campaign to boost charity Breast Cancer Now. Among the developmen­ts in the county is The...

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