North Wales Weekly News

Developer cooks up cash at community fundraiser BBQ

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ONE of the area’s longest-establishe­d house builders staged a charity fundraiser to mark a triple celebratio­n.

Conwy-based Beech Developmen­ts (NW) Ltd held a barbecue in aid of Tŷ Gobaith children’s hospice, its adopted charity, to mark the completion of their developmen­t at Llandudno Junction and the start of a nearby site where the company has already began the constructi­on.

The barbecue also provided the opportunit­y to celebrate the decision by Beech Developmen­ts to relocate to larger, purpose-built offices.

The move, prompted by the company’s on-going growth, will see Beech Developmen­ts build muchneeded office space this summer and is expected to secure new jobs.

Managing director Matthew Gilmartin, planning director Mike Roberts and technical director John Gardener were joined at the event by local builders and tradesmen who had been part of the 30-month Gwel y Castell project.

They raised nearly £300 on the day.

“We pride ourselves on being a local business working with local trades to create new communitie­s across North Wales,” said Matthew Gilmartin.

“Tŷ Gobaith is a cause very close to the hearts of the Beech Developmen­ts team and we’re delighted to use our celebratio­ns to support the hospice’s vital work.”

 ??  ?? Beech Developmen­ts constructi­on manager Barry Parkyn, technical director John Gardiner, MD Matthew Gilmartin; planning director Mike Roberts and technical support, Gareth Daniels
Beech Developmen­ts constructi­on manager Barry Parkyn, technical director John Gardiner, MD Matthew Gilmartin; planning director Mike Roberts and technical support, Gareth Daniels

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