Shopfitters plan PJ party in aid of cancer unit
MEMBERS of staff at an Edinburgh shopfitting company will be going to work in their pyjamas – all in the name of charity.
Employees of Morris and Spottiswood will be holding the dress-down day on Friday to raise money for the Teenage Cancer Trust.
It forms part of a major campaign by fundraiser Lynne McNicoll to raise 100,000 in September.
The money will go towards building a new unit for teenage cancer sufferers at the Western General.
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