Denton MP Andrew Gwynne has thanked a Tameside business for going above and beyond for the local community.
Inology I.T specialises in I.T. support and consulting and is based in Denton.
On Friday afternoon, Brett Casterton - director of the company - went to St Mary's Church food bank in Haughton Green to hand over a donation from the company.
He was met there by Gwynne, who thanked Inology I.T. for their generous donation, and encouraged residents and businesses to support food banks wherever they can.
The MP said: "I'd like to say a huge thanks to Brett and Inology I.T. for this very kind donation. As always, I'd also like to thank the dedicated volunteers at St Mary's Church food bank too.
"Times are incredibly tough for so many people at the moment, so to see a local business going above and beyond for the community is really inspiring.
"If you're able, do please support your local food bank. It really can make all the difference over Christmas."
Brett Casterton - director of Inology I.T. - added: “It was great to meet Andrew today to discuss community business connections. Our donation to the local food bank highlights the need for local businesses to get involved with the local community."
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