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Covers in Chichester has raised £332 for Aldingbourne Trust by taking part in the charity’’s


sWear It Green Day. Stafff at the timber an f at the timber and builders


merchants on Quarry Lane supported the worthy cause by cooking up a storm barbecuing bacon rolls in return for donations from customers and colleagues.


Aldingbourne Trust is dedicated to helping adults with learning disabilities to lead enriched and fulfilling lives by unlocking their potential through education, training and specialist care,


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and building strong partnerships with local businesses and employers. Covers Chichester Trade Centre


Manager Martyn Beck said: “Following our fundraising ef


aising efffforts last year, we are r,


delighted to once again be supporting Aldingbourne Trust and the incr edible work their team does on behalf of our community.


“We had a great deal of fun with lots of hungry guests buying our bacon rolls. We would like to thank everyone who attended and helped us to raise money for such a worthy cause.”


L-R: Dawn Hogg, Sue Boniface and Melanie Reynolds serving up bacon rolls.


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Businesses from across the building and DIY industry are coming together to back a charity runner in this sVirgin Money London Marathon.


ForgeFix, will take part in the 2017 event on Sunday 23rd April in order to raise funds for Alzheimer’s Society.


Mike Pollard, 62, national sales manager at aise funds for Alzheimer’’s


Pollard is aiming to complete the 26 miles and 385 yard course in fancy dress costume wearing a giant


forget-me-not flower.. Er. Each of the petals on Mike’s costume has been sponsored by a difffferent business or brand, including ForgeFix, To Broadfix, Roughneck and BIZ Power T


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Running the London Marathon is just the latest challenge tackled by Pollard as he continues to raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Socie the Society’’s


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experiences of the effffects of dementia. Pollard’s long-term partner Julie was diagnosed with young onset dementia five years ago at 55. She can no longer drive, read or write, and requires 24-hour care.


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Individuals and organisations looking to back his marathon ef arathon efffforts can do so


by visiting his JustGiving page - https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/Mike- Pollard4


s Society and awareness of s important work. His motivation comes from his own firsthand oolbank, DEW LT ALT, T, Wera,


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Over 200 veterans, along with their carers and partners, enjoyed a ‘night to remember’ when they attended 100: A Tribute to Dame Vera Lynn, thanks to a £10,000 donation made Keyline. The show, took place on


Satur day 18th Mar ch at the London Palladium and saw celebrities come together to tell the story of Dame Vera Lynn’’s


s career. The


audience were treated to an array of performances from celebrities


including Aled Jones, Bradley Walsh, Russell Watson, Alexander Armstrong and Hayley Westenra.


One of the veterans who received a ticket was 3-year-old Bill Gladden from Welling. Bill joined the army at 18 and served in the 6th Airborne Division at the Normandy landings. Bill said: “It was a wonderful show and beautifully presented. I shall never forget it. Thank you Keyline for our tickets.”


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Rudridge supports customer’s bid to take on marathon challenge


Rudridge will be supporting the managing director of a omer


long standing customer is raising awareness for the Prostate Cancer Research


from AD Bly Construction in Hertfordshire, will be


undertaking the challenging task of running the Virgin London Marathon on Sunday


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Centre, by helping him to raise funds for the cause. Aaron McSkimming,


23rd April to raise his target of £15,000 for the charity. The Prostate Cancer


Research Centre is a charity that has great significance to Aaron and his family after his father, Alex Mr,, Alex McSkimming, passed away in August 2015 following a two-year battle with the disease. Sadly not only caused pain and suffffering to Alex,


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fering to Alex, but also took away his dignity and


independence. McSkimming said:“The y,, cancer


statistics suggest that one in eight men will be affff be a fected by prostate cancer at some point. However, my mum was alsor,, my m greatly affected by losing her husband and best friend of nearly 50 years.” To


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fundraising effffforts, please visit http://uk.virginmoneygiving. com/aaronmcskimming


April 2017 BMJ


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