Health centre staff welcome Christmas choir

Staff at the Accrington Pals health centre received a visit from New Era Choral Group.

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Jon MacphersonChief Reporter

11:59, 24 DEC 2013

Staff at Accrington Pals health centre were delighted to welcome a Christmas choir to get patients and visitors in the festive mood.

The New Era Choral Group performed Christmas carols for the third year running at the centre on Paradise Street in Accrington.

Father Christmas made an appearance and the staff donated wrapped gifts for the Rotary Club of Accrington.

Last year their generous donations helped give 80 families in the local area a Christmas to remember.

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