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In other news...


Duxford Ladies go for a Moonlight Walk for charity


On Saturday, 9 September, a group of ladies from Duxford met in Bury St Edmunds for a ‘Girls Night Out’ Moonlight charity walk. Karen Raffell, Lesley Martin, Jo Gilder, Brenda May, Patricia Thompson, Emma Lister, Emma Scott, Molly Rolfe, Katie Pickard, Sally Rogers and Sarah Bannister all took part in the six-mile walk. Karen Raffell, who organised the group, says, “It was dry but a little bit chilly and in total over 2,000 ladies walked, raising over £250,000 for the St Nicholas Hospice. The atmosphere was really good and everyone had fun. The walk was started by a Heart FM DJ, after we had warmed up with some Zumba moves! There were topless water boys along the route offering water, chocolate bars and crisps and there were police escorts and firemen on the route – all wearing pink bunny ears - which all helped to create a party atmosphere. People stood outside their houses on the road encouraging us along the way. We all completed the six miles and everyone finished within 2 hours.”


The group raised £907 in total, with more to come, smashing their original target of £500.


Voice 30 winner...


Tommy Byron aged 10 shows off his prizes. His dad and grandad both work with Volvo dump trucks and lorries.


SMT GB flag is raised at Duxford


The SMT flag was raised on 1 September, signalling the change from Volvo Construction Equipment to SMT by Duxford’s longest serving Engineers Paul Ames and Jerry Underwood alongside new Apprentice Engineers, Liam Dargan and Aidan Whearty.


Macmillan Coffee Morning


Staff at Immingham depot held a cake sale raising £69. The money raised was shared between Macmillan Cancer Support and Jeans for Genes.


Duxford also held a coffee morning on 29 September to raise money for


Pictured is Immingham’s ‘star baker’, Kate Preston


Macmillan Cancer Support. A range of people brought in cakes to be sold and a raffle was held. In total, Duxford raised £225.76 which was matched by SMT to bring the grand total to £451.52.


Voice 30 winner...


Alan Edwards sent in this picture of his competition prizes being enjoyed. Congratulations Alan!


50 THE VOICE MAGAZINE No31 2017


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