Road safety group’s hospice donation

A road safety cause operating in South Lincolnshire has donated £1,000 to support hospice care in the county.
By Andy Hubbert
Published 5th Sep 2021, 06:35 BST
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A road safety cause operating in South Lincolnshire has donated £1,000 to support hospice care in the county.

South Lincs Advanced Motorcyclists (SLAM) has presented the sum to St Barnabas Hospice out of personal donations from members, associates and others.

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Paisley Paddison, fundraising officer for St Barnabas Hospice, said: “It was an honour to accept this donation of £1,000 from South Lincs Advanced Motorcyclists on behalf of St Barnabas Hospice. This donation will allow us to continue providing free, end-of-life compassionate care for those in Lincolnshire living with a life-limiting or terminal illness.”

SLAM, a volunteer-run charity, delivers IAM RoadSmart Advanced Rider skills development courses across South Lincolnshire. To learn more, visit southlincolnshireadvancedmotorcyclists.co.uk, call 07742 552223 or email [email protected]

Pictured are Clive Shardlow, group chairman and SLAM member Paula Maxwell, with Paisley Paddison.

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