As part of its ongoing commitment to giving back to the community, Somerset Passenger Solutions (SPS) has donated Easter eggs to the residents of Lavender Court, a care home in Taunton.
SPS recognises the importance of spreading joy and making a difference in the local community. The donation of Easter eggs aimed to bring a smile to the faces of those residents who may not have been expecting an Easter egg or may not have been able to spend Easter with their family. 
“We are thrilled to be able to contribute to the happiness and well-being of the residents at Lavender Court,” said Emma Warr, Communications Manager at SPS. “We hope that our donation of Easter eggs brightened their day and made Easter extra special for them.”
The donation reflects SPS’s dedication to corporate social responsibility and its mission to make a positive impact beyond business endeavours. By engaging in initiatives like this, SPS strives to foster a culture of compassion and generosity within the community it serves.
Lauren Hickey, Activities Lead at Lavender Court, said: “We are incredibly grateful to Somerset Passenger Solutions for their generous donation of Easter eggs.
“It’s heartwarming to see local businesses like SPS stepping up to support our residents, especially during holidays when the sense of community and togetherness is so important.”
SPS provides a bespoke transport solution for the Hinkley Point C project, carrying almost all people who go to the construction site either for work or to visit. SPS transport thousands of passengers to and from the construction site every day, working 24/7 to ensure that construction remains on schedule.
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