Matrix members of staff Beverley Anderson and Graham Ingram were acknowledged for 25 years of service to Fife Council. Team Manager Angela Hamilton and Robin Presswood, Head of Economy, Planning and Employability were there to present this award at the Employee Recognition Event. Many thanks to Beverley and Graham for their hard work and commitment to Matrix.

A big chair was seated in the park to celebrate the life of Dunfermline’s giant. Alexander Miller was 7ft6″ tall, who died young in 1872. Jim Stewart chair of Central Dunfermline Community Council worked on the project. He was inspired by the big chair project in America. Matrix Fife were commissioned the task of making this remarkable chair. Alexander Miller’s shoes are exhibited in the new museum.

Pictured below on the chair are:-

Dunfermline Central Community Council chair Jim Stewart with Labour councillor Helen Law, Provost Jim Leishman and SNP councillors Brian Goodall and Fay Sinclair.

Lindsay House in Lumphinnans is a two story building which is set to replace Jenny Gray Care Homes and Valley House. The facility comprises of 60 rooms on each floor with additional public rooms; sitting rooms and cinema.

Fife Day Care Services will also relocate their service to Lindsay House and are planning for residents/day service users to transfer to Lindsay House commencing week beginning 23^rd April.

Matrix has the privilege of being commissioned to do all of the curtains, pelmets, cushions, seat pads and radiator covers. Matrix staff then completed the task via measuring, making and then fitting. It has been a huge project as all the measures are different and some of the rooms have more than one pair of curtains.

Matrix were also able to furnish the ‘extra care’ part of the home.

We look forward to hearing more about this fabulous new care home/day service and wish Elinor Campbell, Unit Manager, her staff and residents the best of luck!