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The cheque presentation at Friar Lane in Nottingham Solicitors’ support for cancer centre
Fraser Brown Solicitors has raised £11,100 for Nottingham Trent University’s John van Geest Cancer Research Centre. The firm selected the centre –
which recently announced its latest breakthrough in prostate cancer research – as its charity of the year for 2017 and had aimed to raise £10,000 over the course of the 12 months, but comfortably beat that target. Patrick Wood, Managing Partner at Fraser Brown, handed
the cheque to the charity at its office on Friar Lane, in Nottingham. Patrick said: “In 2017, we
dedicated our fundraising efforts to the John van Geest Cancer Research Centre, in the hope that we could make a difference to the lives of those affected by cancer. The money that we have raised
throughout the year has contributed to the valuable research that takes place at Nottingham Trent University.
“We select a charity each year
based on a firm-wide vote and, with the support of the whole team behind the cause, we were able to take on innovative and challenging activities. I’m proud that we have been able to beat our target, and thank all who took part or donated to the cause. “I’m certain that the funds raised
will make a great difference to the work undertaken at the research centre.”
The John van Geest Cancer
Research Centre is a purpose-built scientific facility that aims to save lives and speed recovery by improving the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. Stephen Knott, from the centre,
said: “The Fraser Brown team has raised an incredible amount of money. The firm committed to some amazing fundraising challenges and we can’t thank them enough for their support.”
School children with Tigers’ Alex Martin and Tatafu Polota-Nau
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Tigers are pitching in to promote healthy schools
Lucky primary school youngsters enjoyed a behind-the-scenes visit to Leicester Tigers’ Oval Park Training Ground recently at the launch of a new healthy schools initiative across Leicestershire. Global Payments Healthy Schools is a free week-long programme
delivered by Leicester Tigers representatives to primary schools to engage and educate pupils on the importance of healthy eating and living. Tigers player Tatafu Polota-Nau and Head of Strength and Conditioning
Alex Martin hosted a special talk to pupils, parents and rugby clubs about the role a healthy diet and exercise has in the professional game. The group also had a tour of the training ground as well as an introduction to what Healthy Schools is all about. Ashleigh Theobald, Leicester Tigers’ Health Officer, who will be visiting
each of the schools, said: “Childhood obesity is a real issue for many and Leicester as a city has recently announced plans to drive change across the region. Healthy Schools is all about educating pupils to make the right decisions and understand the impact that diet and exercise can have.”
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