Chamber gives St Luke’s a boost

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St Luke’s Hospice has had a boost to its funds after the Plympton Chamber presented them with a cheque for nearly £1,140 at their regular breakfast networking event on October 9.

A formal presentation cheque was handed to Nikki Kean of St Luke’s Hospice. The money was raised at September’s ‘Big Breakfast’ which was hosted by Plympton Chamber and was in conjunction with Plymouth Business Network, Network Plymouth, the Six O ’Clock Club and Down to Business, all getting together to support this worthy cause.

Plympton Chamber spokesperson Stella Goodman said:

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“As a Chamber we are pleased to support local charities and are happy to work together to bring benefits to the local community.

“The Chamber is now focusing on Light Up Plympton, which will see a Christmas Fair in Ridgeway and the switch on of the town’s Christmas lights on November 26.”

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Stella added: “The committee are keen to finalise plans ahead of the Christmas rush and invite local businesses to get involved.”

…and a new bench for Ridgeway

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Weary shoppers in Plympton’s Ridgeway now have a new resting point thanks to the Plympton Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber have financed a new bench at the top of Ridgeway just around the corner from the Shapla Indian Restaurant. Members of the Plympton Chamber’s committee are pictured testing out the new bench.   (Story courtesy of the Plympton Podcast)