Peterborough pub donates charity cash in memory of Malcolm

When regular customer Malcom Tate, sadly passed away when leaving the pub, Alex Savage pub manager of the Wortley Arms knew to honour his memory by helping the East Anglian Air Ambulance.
By The Newsroom
Published 16th Feb 2020, 06:00 BST
Updated 16th Feb 2020, 07:37 BST
East Anglian Air Ambulance cheque presentation at the Wortley Arms, Westgate from Kay Howard and pub manager Alex Savage (on behalf of Malcolm Tate, deceased) to Tammy Swiderski the EAAA community fundraiser EMN-200118-154230009East Anglian Air Ambulance cheque presentation at the Wortley Arms, Westgate from Kay Howard and pub manager Alex Savage (on behalf of Malcolm Tate, deceased) to Tammy Swiderski the EAAA community fundraiser EMN-200118-154230009
East Anglian Air Ambulance cheque presentation at the Wortley Arms, Westgate from Kay Howard and pub manager Alex Savage (on behalf of Malcolm Tate, deceased) to Tammy Swiderski the EAAA community fundraiser EMN-200118-154230009

Pub manager Alex Savage said: “The response we’ve had from customers has been brilliant. Malcolm I am sure would have been pleased with what we have done.” The pub now has fitted a defibrillator in Malcolm’s memory and donated the money from his estate toward the EAAA. The pub continues to raise money with collection tubs on the bar to help continue to raise money so the East Anglian Air Ambulance can re-operate at night time.

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