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Launceston builders merchant marks 30 years in the town
The Launceston branch of RGB Building Supplies recently celebrated 30 years since it opened its doors.
As well as giving away goody bags to thank visitors for their custom, the branch team held a raffle in aid of RGB’s chosen charity, Cornwall Air Ambulance Trust, where one lucky person won a signed Exeter Chiefs shirt. The raffle raised £107 for the charity.
The Launceston branch was the first depot RGB opened in Cornwall and it has continually grown and developed the range it offers to customers. This includes the opening of a kitchen and bathroom showroom in 2019.
Adam Davis, Branch Manager at RGB Launceston, commented:
“We’re delighted to have been part of the Launceston community since 1990. In that time, we’ve developed long-lasting relationships with trade and retail customers and, whilst the current situation meant we were unable to hold a big celebratory event, we wanted to do something to mark the occasion. Thank you to every customer who has used us in the last 30 years and helped us with our continued success.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sally Burfoot .
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