Golf day helps blood bikes

Sleaford Lionesses have presented the proceeds of their annual golf day, held at Sleaford Golf Club in June, to three chosen charities. The club has donated £1,100 each to Lincolnshire Emergency Blood Bike Service, British Heart Foundation and Tiny Tickers.
By The Newsroom
Published 28th Sep 2018, 06:19 BST
Sleaford Lionesses donate ?1,100 raised from their annual galf day to Lincolnshire Emergency Blood Bike Service. Past President Jackie Creedon is pictured with Adrian 'Smiler' Hutson - fleet manager and Charles Douse - deputy chairman of LEBBS presenting the money. EMN-180924-134523001Sleaford Lionesses donate ?1,100 raised from their annual galf day to Lincolnshire Emergency Blood Bike Service. Past President Jackie Creedon is pictured with Adrian 'Smiler' Hutson - fleet manager and Charles Douse - deputy chairman of LEBBS presenting the money. EMN-180924-134523001
Sleaford Lionesses donate ?1,100 raised from their annual galf day to Lincolnshire Emergency Blood Bike Service. Past President Jackie Creedon is pictured with Adrian 'Smiler' Hutson - fleet manager and Charles Douse - deputy chairman of LEBBS presenting the money. EMN-180924-134523001

Past president Jackie Creedon presented the money to Adrian ‘Smiler’ Hutson and Charles Douse from LEBBS.

Mr Hutson said: “We are all volunteers and this money is about four months of fuel for the whole of the county.”

They have five vehicles on duty every week and a sixth restocks the air ambulance nightly.

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