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New store’s £500 for hospice
12:05pm Thursday 8th May 2008
Comments (0)STAFF at a new Tesco Express store in Kidderminster celebrated its opening with a £500 donation to Kemp Hospice.
Fund-raisers, Alistair Fuller, Beth Jackson and Kate Wilkinson, from the Mason Road hospice, were guests of honour at the opening of the Comberton Hill shop last Thursday.
Store manager, Mark Townsend, said: "We are delighted to be able to offer our support to the hospice and would like to thank Alistair, Kate and Beth for agreeing to join us in our celebrations and officially open the new store.
"We are pleased that a shop that will serve the community is supporting a local charity that directly benefits local people."
Ribbon cutting: Tesco Express manager, Mark Townsend, looks on as Kemp fund-raiser, Beth Jackson, cuts the ribbon with colleague, Kate Wilkinson, at the opening of the new store.
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