Hat-trick of cheques to good causes

Three cheques were recently presented in Belford by the Belford Community Group to local village projects.
By The Newsroom
Published 12th Sep 2018, 09:11 BST
Updated 12th Sep 2018, 09:15 BST
Pictured are representatives from the village show, Armistice Remembrance Project, Christmas lights team and Belford Community Group and Community Shop. Picture by John HarePictured are representatives from the village show, Armistice Remembrance Project, Christmas lights team and Belford Community Group and Community Shop. Picture by John Hare
Pictured are representatives from the village show, Armistice Remembrance Project, Christmas lights team and Belford Community Group and Community Shop. Picture by John Hare

A donation of £250 was given to Belford Village Show, to go towards hiring a marquee for this year’s event, which is being staged on Saturday, September 29, at the golf club.

A total of £150 has given to the village’s Christmas and New Year lights and celebrations. An additional £442 was presented to the There But Not There Armistice Remembrance Project towards the installation of some of the Tommy silhouettes.

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Pictured, left to right, are Janet West (chairman, Belford Village Show), Kerry Noble (Armistice Remembrance Project), Kathleen Williamson (honorary treasurer, Belford Show), William Mclaren (president, Belford Show), Maureen Burn (honorary industrial secretary, Belford Show) David Ogden (treasurer, Belford Community Group), Pauline Tucker (acting chair of the Belford Community Group), Ian Carruthers (Belford Christmas Lights), Lynne Crosby (Belford Community Shop).