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December 2008: Falcon Construction and Tesco support the RNLI

As part of the commitment to the community Tesco contributed to a cause to benefit the people of the area.  In Amble this was donated to the local RNLI as the store is prominently placed close to the part of this thriving fishing village in which RNLI plays a very important role in the area.

The new Tesco Express store in Amble celebrated its launch on Monday 15 December with two donations to local charities.

Both Amble Development Trust and the RNLI benefited from the opening of the new store.
Executive Director David Milburn and Chairman Terry Broughton from Amble Development Trust and Rodney Burge and John Young from the RNLI were the guests of honour when the new Tesco Express store opened on Queen Street . The representatives were invited to cut the ribbon to declare the new store officially open at 10.30am.

As part of the opening celebrations, store manager Malcolm Dale and his staff presented both charities with a cheque for £500 each. The store chose to donate to Amble Development Trust, with the other £500 coming from Falcon Construction, the company who built the new Tesco store.

December 2008: Falcon Construction Services' Contracts Manager Tony Spiers plays Santa!

As part of the commitment to the community Tesco contribute to a cause to benefit the people of the area. In Neath the store is prominently placed next to a local play centre at the Community Centre serving the local children and their families.

The Community Centre is a new building and normally serves a large number of children on a daily basis. 

The Neath Port Talbot area does run a Toy Library whereby toys can be loaned but these are in demand and there are simply not enough educational toys to go around.

The playgroup was in need of new toys to help the children's continued development and learning before moving on to school.