Rotarians brush up on fence painting skills

The Rotary Club of Amble and Warkworth presented £300 to Brambles Childcare Centre in Amble from the proceeds of the club's Christmas collection.
By The Newsroom
Published 24th Mar 2016, 08:15 BST
Updated 24th Mar 2016, 08:17 BST
Pictured at the start of the task left to right: Rotarians Fred Calvert, David Bell, Rotary District Governor Terry Long from the Alnwick Club, Alan Davies and Mike Frisch. The project could take several days but Rotarians are keen to crack on and see the job through.Pictured at the start of the task left to right: Rotarians Fred Calvert, David Bell, Rotary District Governor Terry Long from the Alnwick Club, Alan Davies and Mike Frisch. The project could take several days but Rotarians are keen to crack on and see the job through.
Pictured at the start of the task left to right: Rotarians Fred Calvert, David Bell, Rotary District Governor Terry Long from the Alnwick Club, Alan Davies and Mike Frisch. The project could take several days but Rotarians are keen to crack on and see the job through.

Centre manager Pauline Donoghue mentioned that they would like to have the fence surrounding the centre painted, and Rotary president Dave Shoemaker thought it would be a good project for the club to take on.

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