Merry Christmas from Mecs Property

Merry Christmas from Mecs Property

The Christmas period is approaching, and we would like to personally wish you all a Merry Christmas.



This year we’ve donated more than ever, and we will carry on this tradition as a regular donor to St Mary’s Hospice by making a direct donation instead of sending Christmas Cards and presents to tenants and landlords. Christmas is a time for giving and we will be making a financial commitment of £300 to the St Mary’s Hospice


We’ve teamed up with the New Inn Harborne, Once the pub re-opens you will be able to benefit from a 10% discount on drinks and dining from their main menu for bookings. This offer will be valid 7 days
a week during serving times and on supplying a voucher. Vouchers can be collected at our brand new office at 318 High Street, B17 9PU


We will be closed from the 23rd December until the 4th January. Emails will be monitored, and maintenance will be dealt with if it's classed as an emergency. Emergency Tel: 07742051451
We wish you all a lovely Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Regards
Mecs


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