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Wisbech branch of Macmillan Cancer Support boosted by donations

Published: 5:13 PM July 12, 2011    Updated: 6:16 AM November 4, 2020

DEDICATED fundraisers from the Wisbech branch of Macmillan Cancer Support were boosted by two generous donations.

Diane and Snowy Clarke, from The Locomotive Pub, in Lynn Road, raised �145 by holding a raffle over a number of weeks.

Jackie Leet, from Loafers Coffee Shop, also held a raffle with the permission of shop owner Charlie Thompson. She raised �220.

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