Last Friday saw a vast array of heroes and villains take over the Rolton Group offices in aid of Children In Need.
We saw the likes of Batman, Bane and Scarecrow from the Batman series as well as Wonder Woman, Superman, Robin Hood and a Minecraft Creeper among many others.
In addition to our ‘Heroes and Villains’ themed fancy dress, our talented staff made some delicious cakes, tarts and savory snacks, which went down a treat!
We held a competition for the best hero, best villain, best baked treat and worst effort made, which were won by Steve Harding (Batman), Adam Marciniak (Creeper), Iain Nelson (Lemon Drizzle) and Eoghan Lodge (Harry Potter) respectively. Congratulations to all of our winners!
Children In Need is a fantastic cause that aims to change the lives of disadvantaged children and young people in the UK, with a vision of a future in which “every child in the UK has a safe, happy and secure childhood and the chance to reach their potential.”
This year for Children In Need, Rolton Group raised an impressive total of £190. Thank you to everyone involved with the day and for all of your support!
Rolton have steadily developed our work and commitment to the North East region over the last few years through our Newcastle office and we were pleased to move our team to a new city central location in 2024. We are therefore delighted to reinforce this commitment by joining the NewcastleGateshead Initiative as a Corporate Partner for 2025.
As we approach the end of the year and the holidays, we reflect on a year full of expansion and growth and look forward to 2025.
With more than 44 years of Rolton this year has seen us developing our business internally and externally, strengthening the board, refreshing the brand, expanding the office network and sharing our thought leadership.
Rolton is proud to become a member of More Than a Building, an extraordinary network of architects, developers, engineers, contractors and others from the construction sector who are creating better futures around the world, in partnership with charity Article 25.