The Big Bear Stomp will have the support of local civil engineering and building company Natta to assist with the complicated logistics of installing 30 bear sculptures in and around the town centres and green spaces of north west Surrey next summer.

With Natta’s experience, vehicles and equipment, they make an essential addition to the Big Bear Stomp team.

Natta has been delivering civil engineering and building projects across the South of England and Home Counties for 55 years. Based in Farnham, Surrey, their expertise spans major infrastructure, highways, drainage, utilities and design and build.

“We are excited that they can bring their skills and experience to ensure the Big Bear Stomp is installed safely and efficiently,” says Felicity Edwards, project co-ordinator.

“In recognition of Natta’s contribution to the project, one of the bear sculptures will ‘bear’ their name!”

“Woking & Sam Beare Hospice is a charity we’ve proudly supported for many years, and the Big Bear Stomp is a wonderful opportunity to bring the community together in support of its vital work,” says John Whelan, managing director, Natta Group.

“Providing transport and helping install the bears is a practical way for our team to put their skills and equipment to good use. We’re delighted to help bring the trail to life and support the hospice’s care for local patients and their families.”

This fun and creative project will bring a slew of life-sized bear sculptures to a range of locations across north west Surrey, and the hospice hopes that hearing about Natta's involvement will inspire other local businesses to get involved and share in the exceptional profile and marketing opportunities the project will bring to all the partners.

Businesses that are interested in sponsoring their own bear sculpture should contact the hospice at [email protected] to find out more.