Jen, one of our Printer's thought it would be a nice idea to hang bird feeders on the cherry tree outside the kitchen window. We all agreed, so Geoff, one of our volunteers bought 3 wire feeders, filled them with wild bird food and hung them on the branches.
On the very first day birds came to feed and since then we have spotted great tits, blue tits, robins and a dunnock. Today is a beautiful day, the blossom is out on the tree and lots of birds are flying to and from the feeders- Spring has sprung at Burwell Print!
Thursday, 15 March 2012
Tuesday, 31 January 2012
Wednesday, 30 November 2011
November Blues
Well done to all members of the blue team who were the winning team for November. Tokens are awarded for when a Printer does something beyond what is expected or something out of the ordinary.
Monday, 21 November 2011
Children in Need
On Friday some of us came to work in our pyjamas to raise money for Children in Need.We looked like our alarm clocks had not gone off and we had rolled straight out of bed and into work!
We raised £47.87.
We raised £47.87.
Thursday, 17 November 2011
Celebrate Social Enterprise Day 17th November
Celebrate Social Enterprise Day 17th November
(all year long!!)
There are many Social Training Enterprises in Cambridgeshire providing quality supported work experience and training placements for people with disabilities in a real work environment.
At the Print Centre we have a broad range of customers who buy our services and products. I would like to say thank you for your continued support and for all the ‘informal’ marketing you do for us - with your help our customer base continues to grow.
Please tell a friend about the other similar organisations in Cambridgeshire to celebrate Social Enterprise Day.
There is a STEnG (Social Training Enterprise Group) website
Also, Gill Riley, the Development Officer can be contacted on 07903192102.
Stuffing for Christmas
At the end of last week we had "all hands to the pumps" to complete an order with a tight deadline for a Cambridge based charity. We creased, folded and rolled 1,550 greetings cards then put the individual cards with envelopes into in plastic display wallets.
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