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A VILLAGE pub landlady has said her annual fundraising walk has netted around £1,600 – before any sponsor money has even been collected.
Morag Mackintosh, landlady of the Crown Inn, Brompton-on-Swale, has organised a charity walk for the last 15 years, choosing a different charity each year to reflect the need of the community.
This year she chose Diabetes UK in memory of village resident and pub regular Wendy Petty, who died last year, and around 50 people turned out on Sunday to walk from the pub to Richmond and back again for a barbecue.
http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/11391123.Village_pub_raises_cash_for_Diabetes_UK/
Morag Mackintosh, landlady of the Crown Inn, Brompton-on-Swale, has organised a charity walk for the last 15 years, choosing a different charity each year to reflect the need of the community.
This year she chose Diabetes UK in memory of village resident and pub regular Wendy Petty, who died last year, and around 50 people turned out on Sunday to walk from the pub to Richmond and back again for a barbecue.
http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/11391123.Village_pub_raises_cash_for_Diabetes_UK/