A PR firm in Leamington is spreading the love to celebrate its 40th anniversary.
Newsline, which also has a London office, is marking its milestone birthday by giving back to the community with 40 acts of kindness.
And to start the ball rolling they went to the Lark Hill Community Village in Nottinghamshire – which starred in the Channel 4 series ‘Old People’s Home for 4 Year Olds’ – to hand out chocolates, roses and flowers on Valentine’s Day.
Two special recipients included Albert and Mary Mack, aged 95 and 92, who got engaged 26 years ago on February 14.
The Newsline team will be visiting retirement homes and children’s hospitals, providing food for the homeless and offering free PR to charities in need throughout the year.
Newsline director Peter Robinson said: “It was fantastic visiting Lark Hill to meet the residents.
“They enjoyed their Valentine’s gifts and it was an absolute pleasure for us to present them.
“We are really looking forward to meeting and helping more people as part of our 40th anniversary celebrations.”
Mr Robinson thanked Costcutter in Warwick Street, Leamington, which generously provided the roses, bouquets and chocolates for the Lark Hill residents at cost price.
Carl Walmsley, Lark Hill Village manager, said: “The residents were absolutely thrilled to receive the gifts and the visit from the Newsline team.
“It made Valentine’s Day even more special for them and we are so grateful. It put a smile on everyone’s faces.”
