Macmillan coffee mornings - Rotherham puts the kettle on

The Mayor and Mayoress of Rotherham Cllr Alan and Mrs Sandra Buckley dropped into the Garden Room at the Town Hall to visit a Macmillan coffee morning hosted by Cllr Rose McNeely in memory of her husband Vince. Rose (right) is pictured with her helpers (from left to right): Winnie Billups, daughter Claire Jasiok and Pauline Heaps. 183446The Mayor and Mayoress of Rotherham Cllr Alan and Mrs Sandra Buckley dropped into the Garden Room at the Town Hall to visit a Macmillan coffee morning hosted by Cllr Rose McNeely in memory of her husband Vince. Rose (right) is pictured with her helpers (from left to right): Winnie Billups, daughter Claire Jasiok and Pauline Heaps. 183446
The Mayor and Mayoress of Rotherham Cllr Alan and Mrs Sandra Buckley dropped into the Garden Room at the Town Hall to visit a Macmillan coffee morning hosted by Cllr Rose McNeely in memory of her husband Vince. Rose (right) is pictured with her helpers (from left to right): Winnie Billups, daughter Claire Jasiok and Pauline Heaps. 183446
ROTHERHAM’S Macmillan marvels put the kettle on once again to help brew up a bumper total for charity.

Macmillan Cancer Support’s World’s Biggest Coffee Morning saw workplaces, care homes, schools and charity supporters enjoying a drink and a snack for a good cause.

Most events were held on Friday but others took place a few days earlier.

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Among those backing the initiative were The Cove Coffee House at the Full Life Church in Maltby; The Haynook Pub, Maltby; Ibis Hotel, Bramley; and Tesco in Wath.

Regular supporter and borough councillor Rose McNeely held hers in memory of husband Vince, while staff at Burrows Toyota in Rotherham raised £240 and a get-together at the New Life Church in Dinnington (below) collected £1,034.10.

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