School Gets Green Fingers

Mar 2009

Glengarnock Primary School in Beith received a hoard of gardening goodies which were donated by The William Tracey Group to help create a garden which will add to the School's eco credentials. 

Excited pupils met the William Tracey delivery van on the playing field and watched excitedly as bags of Decor Chip, which is manufactured by The William Tracey Group from recycled timber; recycled tyres and some recovered sleepers were unloaded.  The van also delivered bags of compost, which is generated from local green waste at William Tracey's Land Services division, as well as gardening gloves and spades.

Glengarnock Primary try out their new gardening gloves

The William Tracey Group's Recycling Manager, Colin Blakely said, "William Tracey manaufacture a number of sustainable garden products from recycled waste which can be purchased from our Head Office at Linwood.  We were extremly happy to donate these products to help Glengarnock Primary and look forward to visiting them in the summer to see what they have grown. Happy gardening Glengarnock!"

Children at Glengarnock Primary School in Beith with their gardening goodies donated by The William Tracey Group