Bamber Bridge nursery officially reopened following 2021 fire

Busy Bees Bamber Bridge children with Marg Randles

Busy Bees Bamber Bridge has officially re-opened its doors following a £900,000 refurbishment.

Marg Randles, the Co-Founder of Busy Bees and the Mayor of South Ribble, Councillor Jane Bell, officially re-opened the nursery with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday 5 May.

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After suffering a fire last June, the nursery has undergone a full renovation behind closed doors.

The centre in School Lane now features fully refurbished rooms tailored for each age group, two revamped gardens, and a range of learning resources and equipment including a baby yoga room.

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Busy Bees Bamber Bridge officially re-opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony — The nursery was officially re-opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony

Vicky Jackson, Centre Director at Busy Bees Bamber Bridge, said: “We are absolutely delighted to have our founder, Marg, and the Mayor officially re-open our nursery.

“The team and all our families have been incredibly supportive over the last few months.

“The renovation now means we can provide even better facilities and learning opportunities to ensure our children receive the best start in life.”

Marg Randles, Co-Founder of Busy Bees, added: “It was an honour to re-open the Bamber Bridge nursery.

“The team has done an outstanding job to ensure the nursery provides the very best learning facilities for our children and a place where they can learn, grow and play. I wish them all the success for the future.”

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