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Worzals restaurant in Wisbech helps to raise over £1,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support

PUBLISHED: 13:00 03 January 2017

Staff from Worzals and members of the Wisbech Macmillan Fundraising group at the cheque presentation.

Staff from Worzals and members of the Wisbech Macmillan Fundraising group at the cheque presentation.

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The Wisbech fundraising group of Macmillan Cancer Support is celebrating a successful 2016, thanks to the help of Worzals restaurant.

£1,354 was raised from donations at dining tables from September to November, with a prize for a free Sunday lunch for two.

The winner drawn was from Wisbech, and it was the second time in the year that Worzals donated a prize.

The farm shop at Worzals also helped the group by allowing them to sell knitted Easter chicks, pumpkins and Father Christmases throughout the year made by group member Pat Cook.

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