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22nd November 2011
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Piers Cleaver, Lancaster Area Manager and his colleague Kirsty Brown are set to take part in a reverse bungee challenge in aid of The Christie New Patient Centre, Manchester.
The challenge will take place on Sunday 27th November at the Toby Carvery, Lancaster Road in Morecambe and Kirsty and Piers are booked in for 5 pm. The brave pair will be seated in an open framed twin seated metal cage and will be catapulted skyward to 200ft in less than 1.4 seconds !!
If you would like to help raise money for this worthy cause, why not visit http://www.justgiving.com/Kirsty-Brown6 and make a donation.
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