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Cash boost for Wisbech Stroke Club

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Ben Jolley

Published: 11:06 AM October 10, 2016    Updated: 6:19 AM November 4, 2020
Margaret Hunt, Debra Wright and Dee Markham from The Ladies of the 32 Club with Peter and Barbara Fe

Margaret Hunt, Debra Wright and Dee Markham from The Ladies of the 32 Club with Peter and Barbara Fewster and Patricia Spriggs of Wisbech Stroke Club. - Credit: Archant

Wisbech Stroke Club received a £250 boost thanks to money raised from a raffle that was organised by the Ladies of the 32 Club.

The money was handed over in a cheque and Peter Fewster, secretary of the stroke club, gave a short presentation.

He thanked members of the Ladies of the 32 Club on behalf of the stroke club.

For more information about Wisbech Stroke Club email peterfewster@btinternet.com or call 07501 980603.

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