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Chance to have a cuppa and cake and support the Adam’Smile fund

A PAIR of businesses in the Harborough area are taking part in National Wear a Tea Cosy Day next week with funds raised going towards a project to build a safe cycle route between Lubenham and Harborough.

The White Stuff clothes shop of High Street, Harborough, will be serving tea and cakes to its customers as part of National Wear a Tea Cosy Day on Thursday next week while Aldwinckles Coffee Shop of Church Street in Harborough will be donating a percentage of money for every tea it sells during that entire week.

Funds raised by both businesses will be going to the Harborough-based Adam’Smile fund.

The campaign was set up by the family of Lubenham 13-year-old Adam Mugridge, who died in a road accident while cycling to school in 2006. The fund’s aim is to build a safe cycle and pedestrian route from Lubenham to Harborough.

Coffee and cakes for White Stuff are being donated by Aldwinckles.

William Scott, the owner of Aldwinckles, said: “I thought it would be a good idea to try and raise awareness of the charity and the teas.

“We have done some sponsorship and charity work with White Stuff over this last year.”

National Wear a Tea Cosy Day is now in its third year and is the brainchild of the White Stuff Foundation which raises cash and awareness for 85 charities.


 
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