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Community fundraiser Julie Draper collecting the cheque from Slimming World consultant, Amanda Taylor.

A GROUP of ladies from Slimming World held a 12-hour dartathon at The Globe in Cannington to raise funds for St Margaret's Somerset Hospice.

Community Fundraiser, Julie Draper, was delighted to accept a cheque for £205.75 at the group's open evening.

She said: "I would like to thank all the ladies for their kindness and generosity and the landlady of the globe, Leathea Stephenson, for kindly offering a venue for the event.

"This money will contribute to the general running costs of St Margaret's. 80% of our annual revenue is donated from generous local people who appreciate the fact that St Margaret's specialist care is available freely to local people and that it makes a tremendous impact on the quality of life of all those who receive it."

12:58pm Friday 9th May 2008

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