Brighton homeless charity benefits from hotel clearance

In recent weeks, Adrian Westwood, Chief Executor and Founder of G&S Clearance, and his team have been managing the property clearance and full-waste management recycling process from well-known hotel chains, The Granville and Cecil Hotels, in Brighton.

They have been donating unwanted goods from the 38-bedroom hotel, including towels and linens to Brighton Housing Trust, a local housing association and homeless charity, providing essential services across Brighton and Hove to those in need of extra support.

Adrian Westwood said: “It’s been a pleasure working with and supporting The Brighton Housing Trust, and it was by lucky coincidence that we came across them. We will continue to donate unwanted goods from our house clearance jobs in aim to help support those who are struggling”.

Furthermore, G&S Clearance has been finding ways to support the NHS through the UK’s third National Lockdown, by offering their house clearance services to NHS workers and the elderly who require old furniture to be removed.

Recently, they’ve been called to several establishments to help those who are struggling with the lack of support that they would receive from a loved one due to the restrictions in place.

G&S Clearance strives to uphold its ethos by aiming to recycle 95% of all waste in a sustainable and smart solution. If you need any of their services or know of anyone in the NHS who could benefit from their services, please call them on 01273 303 278 or visit their website here: https://www.gsclearance.co.uk/.

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