We hope this post finds you well during the lead up to the festive period. We are making a few last deliveries today and will be in the office till Midday Christmas Eve to make sure you are all set for the Christmas holiday.
We look forward to serving you all in the New Year and from everyone here at Revive we wish you a Merry Christmas.
At Revive we set our own high standards in service and customer care but it is always useful to have a check up and make sure everything is in order. We are pleased to report that for the 7th Year running we have successfully maintained the procedures necessary to fulfil the requirements set by the Automatic Vending Association (AVA). Colin & Mark who head up the Operations Team are pleased with the result and see it as recognition for their teams hard work. Being part of the AVA means you can rest assured that we are looking after you to the highest standards set by the industry and furthermore our own exacting standards. The AVA do not just monitor standards but offer help in continuing professional development within the industry, Revive are proud to be an AVA quality assured company.
A new Season and Revives sponsorship deal runs into its second year. Having won their first game of the season 6-1 at home to Bishops Waltham the Newton boys were back at home again in a local Derby against West Harnham. Match Report: Just a few minutes into the game and Stevie D dummies the Harnham Goalie to tap in his second goal in as many games. 1-0. Minutes later Anietie passes the ball to Marcus who left foots it pass the goalie. 2-0.
We ache still and it was days ago since we fought hard in the Wisewalk Charity Rounders Tournament. The reason why we ache is because some of us have never run with such determination around a playing field since we left school. Another reason for our aches is that we have never made it so far into the tournament. It was great to see so many other business’ from the Salisbury area and beat them! We are of course joking and started the tournament in our normal playful way.
Walking Buses- and walking to school generally - have several advantages. Walking improves child health. Some teachers say they find that children who walk to school are better able to concentrate, and therefore better able to learn, when they get there. Walking buses can reduce, and can even solve, parking problems around schools. They also provide an opportunity for children to learn road safety skills, and help to combat climate change.
Sue has been working at Revive now for 17 years since she left school. Sue plays a huge part at Revive and is well loved by our customers, suppliers and colleagues. Some of you are probably wondering where she has been these past few weeks and we have certainly noticed that its got quiet in the office. Well she’s been busy, very busy and is now a proud Mum. Baby Jessica was born on the 6th May weighing a healthy 8lbs 15oz. From all of us at Revive we would like to send our congratulations to Greg, Sue and Jessica and we all think she is beautiful. If you would like to leave a message for the new family please reply to this post by clicking below and submit a reply, we know Sue would love to hear from you.
The staff at Revive have been given the challenge to take the Revive “R” as far away from its home as possible, so far it has made its way with Jade a cool 541 miles to the Alps. Being keen to have a crack at beating Jades mileage, our Director Tim whisked the family of to Cyprus. As the head of the Revive family he was concerned that we would miss him and not function so well. It was a difficult two weeks for…………….
Ok, so they are not as big as the ones in the photo but they are similar to the drinks at Starbucks, Costa and Cafe Nero only from a Vending Machine. If they were really that big think how big the machine would have to be. With modern vending technology drinks have become authentic tasting and made with great ingredients ending in a drink which tastes like it was made in a coffee shop.
Every now and then staff at Revive are allowed to stop serving customers and go on holiday, apparently further away the better. Our staff end up all over the world spreading the good word of Revive. In return for letting them leave whilst the rest of us work on, we ask that they promote Revive by taking our R on holiday with them. We are going to try and get the R as far away as possible and spotted in interesting places.
Quarter finals: Saturday 10th February
Revive is even prouder to support South Newton & Wishford, not just because they won but because they displayed team work and determination, we like that!
Please voice your support for the boys by leaving a reply at the end of the match report.
Amesbury Sports 2 - 3 South Newton & Wishford
Full match report continues…….
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