Brewing up raises £2,000
VOLUNTEERS who run a tea bar at a court have handed over money to good causes, including a Scout troop.
The ladies of the Retired and Senior Volunteer Programme donated £2,000 raised at the cafe in Plymouth Magistrates' Court.
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CHEQUE MATES: volunteers Diane Goodwin (left) and Ann Day (right) donate money to members and leaders of the 30th Plymouth Scout Group. From left, Evan Foulkes, Graham Hancock, Henry MacDonald, Max Nicholls, Caitlin Somerset, Megan Jones and Seb Foulkes
Leaders and members of the 30th Plymouth Scout Group, based in Leigham, visited the tea bar to collect £500.
The money will go towards an ice-skating trip and a summer camp.
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Further awards of £500 have been made to the Alabere Home for service veterans in Lipson, which will go towards buying a computer.
The Sherwell Child Contact Centre has received the same sum for Christmas presents for youngsters whose parents are separated.
And a further £500 has gone to the RSVP's regional headquarters.
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