Amos Estates help bring flower power to Hadleigh

We are proud members of the Hadleigh Community Group and our Director, Darren Dukes is a leading light in the voluntary organisation.

The Hadleigh Community group volunteers including our Darren Dukes have been bringing ‘Flower Power

’ to Hadleigh Town Centre this month with these stunning new baskets

Well done to you all, they look fabulous

If you are interested in getting involved with the community group then pop into our office at 319 London Road for a chat and a cup of tea with Darren, you will be made most welcome.

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