National Highways recently contacted Ground Control to support a charity initiative they were undertaking. This year, the ACE Community chose to support the sensory garden project in Felixstowe by organising a makeover of their open spaces.

Sensory Garden in Felixstowe
Before site works

 After visiting the site, Eurovia proposed the project and created a detailed programme for the week outlining all planned activities. The aim was to foster collaboration across the supply chain and offer everyone involved the chance to contribute to a project with genuine, positive impact on the local community.

During planning, it became clear that additional fence panels were needed. After confirming the requirements, we ordered 13 Featheredge fence panels (1800mm x 1830mm) to help complete the transformation.

Felixstowe Sensory Garden Fencing

We partnered with McVeigh Parker, a trusted supplier for our fencing division, to secure the order and ensure timely delivery to the site. This collaboration enabled the teams to complete the works on schedule and deliver a successful result for the community.

Sensory Garden in Felixstowe
After the works

 “I just wanted to say a big thank you from Eurovia and a personal thank you from myself and Laura for your generosity in helping us deliver our recent sensory garden project in Felixstowe. It was a massive success thanks to your support and willingness to contribute. It made a real difference in creating a safe, engaging outdoor space where the children can play, explore, and enjoy time together. This project would not have been possible without your kindness and commitment, and we are truly grateful for your contribution to such a meaningful cause.
Thank you once again to you and all your team for your help."

Gifford Morris, Contracts Manager, Eurovia Surfacing

 

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