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Buy photos » Rotarians and their friends march along the High Street wearing their sandwich boards. (s)
MORE THAN 40 Rotarians and their friends marched through the city centre wearing sandwich boards on Saturday (June 23) to raise over £3,000 for local good causes.
Eighty businesses paid to have their company advertised on the boards which were carried on a 40 minute route by members of the Rotary Club of Worcester, led by the 5th Worcester Sea Scouts band.
Club president Anne Pooley said: “We are so grateful that local businesses have taken up this fun method of showing Worcester they too care about local people.
"As a result over £3,000 has been raised for our charity fund. That is going to make a real difference. An added bonus was that we brought a smile to the faces of many members of the public on our route."
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