A housebuilder is showing its appreciation for key workers – by donating Easter eggs to Doncaster ambulance station.

Barratt Homes is showing its appreciation by donating chocolate treats to multiple essential services across its operational areas of South Yorkshire, East Yorkshire, North Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

Delivering hundreds of eggs across the region, the developer has selected organisations that play vital roles in supporting local communities near to a number of its developments.

Doncaster Ambulance Station, located 11 miles from Lancaster Gardens, received the sweet treats in recognition of its ongoing service to the Doncaster area.

Barratt has donated Easter eggs to Doncaster Ambulance Station.

placeholder image — Barratt has donated Easter eggs to Doncaster Ambulance Station.

Andy Flavell, Area Operations Manager at Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust, said: “We’d like to pass on our sincere thanks to Barratt Homes for its kind donation of Easter eggs for our staff, many of whom will be working over the forthcoming bank holiday period to care for patients in emergency situations.”

The developer is also donating to services near its developments in Lincolnshire, East Yorkshire and North Yorkshire, including Humberside Fire and Rescue Service, Copmanthorpe Childcare Centre and York and Scarborough NHS Foundation Trust.

Paul Hogan, Sales Director at Barratt Homes Yorkshire East, said: “We are honoured to support local key worker services this Easter. These individuals and services work tirelessly to protect the health and wellbeing of our communities. Their roles can be demanding and emotionally challenging, and they don’t always receive the recognition they deserve.

“We hope these Easter eggs bring a small moment of joy and show our appreciation for the key workers in our communities this Easter.”