MEP pave the way for a-mazing result
Every year since 2008, this has given companies a unique opportunity to bring community action to life.
MEP volunteers went to Ditton Infant School a small local school with Foundation status for children aged 4-7. The school located in Ditton, the area MEP Ltd operates, has an important part to play in the community, the company benefits from the goodwill and support of the parents, village residents and local businesses.
Above: The MEP team after their day at Ditton Infant School.
The MEP team comprised of Chris Philpott (Team Leader), Jan Wheeler, Lisa Turner, Alex Grindley, Helen Hills, Kayleigh Threadgill, Nikki Greig, Keith Sullens and Max Briley (above) were tasked with refurbishing the school maze.
On the 20th May 2014 MEP Ltd continued their community support by creating a blocked paved area at the Demelza Children’s Hospice. Children's hospices support children and young people (0-19) who are not expected to reach adulthood, and offer support to their families. The senior management team of MEP were proud to agree to support this worthy cause and spent the day creating a blocked paving area for the children and their families to spend periods of comfort and peace.
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The proud team having completed their task.
MEP Ltd specialises in moulding and machining, manufacturing plastics and metal, having served the aerospace and defence sector for four decades.
