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STAFF at The Factory Shop in Holsworthy have been busy raising funds after entering into a charity partnership with the town s St Peter s Fair. On the launch of the partnership staff dressed as farmers and raised �105. Then they dressed in stripes and org
STAFF at The Factory Shop in Holsworthy have been busy raising funds after entering into a charity partnership with the town's St Peter's Fair.
On the launch of the partnership staff dressed as farmers and raised �105. Then they dressed in stripes and organised a raffle, which was drawn in time for Valentine's Day when the store's events co-ordinator Nicola Howard and store manager Brian Holt dressed in pink and red. Another �50 was raised.
Nicola is now planning to organise a fashion show and a crazy hair day at work
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