Werrington store boosts local causes

There was plenty to celebrate on Saturday at the Loxley Co-op as local groups benefitted from its Local Community Fund.
By The Newsroom
Published 3rd Dec 2017, 12:00 BST
Updated 6th Dec 2017, 12:48 BST
Staff at the Co-op, LOxley Centre Werrington presenting their annual charity donations to Sue Ryder, Froglife and Werrington Village Playgroup EMN-171125-212951009Staff at the Co-op, LOxley Centre Werrington presenting their annual charity donations to Sue Ryder, Froglife and Werrington Village Playgroup EMN-171125-212951009
Staff at the Co-op, LOxley Centre Werrington presenting their annual charity donations to Sue Ryder, Froglife and Werrington Village Playgroup EMN-171125-212951009

Cheques were presented to The Village Playgroup, Sue Ryder, Froglife and and all those present enjoyed tea and cakes.

This Playgroup, based at the Village Centre in Church Street, received more than £2,200 alone to help re-vamp its outside play areas.

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Across the country Co-op raised £20million for local causes and in total the three local causes shared £7,592.16.

The Village Playgroup received £2356.37; Froglife received £2,241.94; and Sue Ryder received: £2993.85

The next round of funding from the Local Community fund will be William Law Primary School, Werrington Primary School and Paston Scouts.

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