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» The Zone charity day


Colleagues of a barmaid who died from cancer are holding a charity day in her memory.
Nikki Andrews had worked at The Zone in St James’s Street, Brighton, for a couple of years before she was diagnosed with cancer.
Friends will hold the fundraising day on Sunday 26 April to mark the first anniversary of her death and raise money for the Martlets Hospice which cared for her.
Colleage James Carden said: “They really looked after her. This is to support them as they are a very local charity and they help out so many people. I don’t think they get as much appreciation as they deserve.”
From 11am to 11pm bar staff will organise games such as Call My Bluff, Deal or No Deal, Play Your Cards Right, a quiz, a raffle and karaoke.
Admission will be free of charge and customers will be asked if they want to make a donation.

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