Three generations give Three Cheers for Bradfords’ 250 years campaign

 The oldest builders’ merchants in the UK, Bradfords Building Supplies, has launched its ‘Three Cheers’ campaign in celebration of its 250th birthday.

The ‘Three Cheers for 250 Years’ campaign is also about raising a glass and recognising the value of collaboration, partnership and everyone in the industry looking out for each other.

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Three generations, three cheers: Giles Bradford and his boys Jack and Tom, and Stephen Bradford, who joined the business in 1965 and left as a director on the board in 2008

David Young, Chief Executive Officer of Bradfords Building Supplies, said, “Our ‘Three Cheers’ campaign is set to be a real celebration and will include a number of promotions, competitions and discounted offers to our valued customers. Bradfords has been trusted by trades for 250 years and we look to continue delivering on quality of service for many years to come.”

Bradfords, which has over its 250 years witnessed the Industrial Revolution, survived two world wars and successfully navigated numerous recessions, also remained operational throughout COVID-19. The builders’ merchant today employs over 700 staff across the South West and reported a record turnover of £150 million last year.

 

The Three Cheers campaign kickstarts a number of promotions, special offers and competitions for its loyal customers. These include:

  • In-store promotions on cement and power tools
  • In-store competition to win a Dewalt power drill, scratch card competition to win £250
  • Triple rewards for Loyalty Customers
  • Savings on power tools, hand tools and accessories
  • Promotional campaigns on the merchant’s website and social media platforms
  • Radio advertising and email campaigns

About Fiona Russell-Horne

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