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Sidmouth's Fields goes pink for cancer fundraiser

Published: 7:59 PM November 4, 2009    Updated: 6:33 PM November 7, 2020

STAFF at Fields and Monday s Child raised �216.84 for research into breast cancer when the store went pink on Friday.

STAFF at Fields and Monday's Child raised �216.84 for research into breast cancer when the store went pink on Friday.

Even the coffee shop staff joined in the fundraising for Breast Cancer Campaign's Wear it Pink event, selling pink iced buns and Victoria sponge cakes iced in pink.

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