Year in Review

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In March, the New Pub & Kitchen and it’s new play area opened to guests for the first time. In preparation for Spring the Gardens team planted over Three Thousand tulip and Daffodil bulbs around the resort ready for the Easter break. The plants were in flower all across resort starting from the funfair across to Atlantic Bay. 20 square metres of bark was delivered for the Gardens Team to put around the borders in Oyster Bay. Five sleepers outside the Beachcomber Inn were replaced so they all matched. Flowers from the Bognor Resort featured on the Butlin’s Twitter page. Earlier in the year, Percy (lovingly handmade by Glyn’s mum) joined the Gardening Team as their mascot. New borders were planted along the front of Atlantic Bay to replace the old car parking spaces that were there. The rope restraints outside the front of Guest Catering were replaced as the previous ones were starting to look old and worn. All through the year, the Gardening team work their way around resort making everything look bright, fresh and tidy.
Our Environmental Team do an amazing job around resort every single day. Here are just a tiny handful of some of the projects they carried out last year. Deep cleaning of venue carpets, including Hot Shots, Centre Stage, Reds, Bar Rosso & the Conference Centre. MONDAY 28TH MAY saw one of the wettest and stormiest bank holidays in recent memory. The United Kingdom had over 28 weather warnings and there were 47 flood alerts in place and we didn’t go unscathed. In less than an hour, torrential rain caused numerous areas around the resort to flood and cause damage in an extremely short amount of time. Yet, every department and every team member bandied together to keep the resort operational and to minimise the direct impact to guests. Under the watchful eye of the Scoop Cow, the red road corridor was deep cleaned and tank scrubbed. Extensive cleaning was carried out on the Football Pitches. The exterior cladding on Skyline was deep cleaned. Before and after of one of the team showers. In the days that followed, numerous jobs took place top clear the damage which has been caused, which included replacing fallen ceiling tiles, checking water logged plug sockets and drying out various venue carpets. The carpets at the entrance to Centre Stage were particularly affected. The Environmental Team were there every morning cleaning them and ensuring fans were constantly on to dry them out. Odorisers were also set up to reduce the smell of damp. It was rainfall on a level unseen for many years and a challenge that proved, as a Resort, we pull together and excel in a crisis.
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