Wishes at Skegness Aquarium bring in cash for charity

A wishing well at a Skegness attraction has raised hundreds of pounds for an environmental charity.
By The Newsroom
Published 25th Feb 2017, 17:07 BST
Updated 1st Mar 2017, 08:43 BST
From left Katharine Sharp, Sanjay Mitra and Deborah Hill from MCS EMN-170220-121344001From left Katharine Sharp, Sanjay Mitra and Deborah Hill from MCS EMN-170220-121344001
From left Katharine Sharp, Sanjay Mitra and Deborah Hill from MCS EMN-170220-121344001

Over the past six months, the feature at the Skegness Aquarium has brought in £465.69 from visitors for the Marine Conservation Society (MCS).

Supervisor at the aquarium Louise Chapman said: “MCS is very close to our hearts, they conserve and protect our coast.”

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Katharine Sharp, from MCS, said: “We are thrilled that Skegness Aquarium has chosen to support MCS with a donation.

“The money will go towards supporting our ongoing conservation work and campaigns, tackling pollution in our seas, championing sustainable seafood and protecting the wonderful wildlife we find in UK waters.”