A £500 cheque is handed over to the Cromer Skatepark group from the owner of Budgens; Photo credit: Submitted.
Budgens hands over £500 cheque for Cromer Skatepark
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
4:14 PM
A team from a Cromer food retailer has been helping to raise funds to support a local cause for young people.
Budgens, in the town’s centre, held a book sale in support of Cromer Skatepark and also organised to have a stall with a raffle and tombola.
Store manager Julie Lynch is pictured with Cromer Skatepark group presenting a cheque to them for £500.
Secretary Penny Gee said: “We are extremely grateful for their support.”
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