Five pupils from Canon Burrows Primary School have raised money for toys and equipment for children at Tameside Hospital.
Leah, Darcey, Millie, Lillie and Imogen baked cakes and biscuits to sell to their classmates at break times to raise money for Tameside’s Children’s Unit.
They set up their stall and made £70 that will be greatly received. It will now be spent on much needed equipment and toys for those children that are undergoing treatment on the unit.
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Advance Train Tickets Now Available On TransPennine Express Ticket Machines
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Join in the conversation about Death & Dying
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Stalybridge and Dukinfield partners and community together meeting
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