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Hundreds attend Sidmouth Pink Ladies Day

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Stefan Gordon

Published: 9:37 AM January 18, 2012    Updated: 6:38 PM November 7, 2020

HUNDREDS of people who attended a Pink Ladies Day in Sidmouth helped a young mum with incurable cancer raise cash for a trio of charities.

Naomi Thomas, 29, described her first fundraiser - in her home-town - on Sunday as “incredible”.

People flocked to Kennaway House to enjoy attractions like massages, reflexology, pink cocktails and spray tans.

“After this event I am extremely proud to say I am from Sidmouth,” said Naomi.

Full report and picture special in Friday’s Sidmouth Herald.

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