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The rank and file members of the Mid Antrim Branch of the Democratic Unionist Party have given a donation of £1000 to Harold and Alison McCloy of Village Blinds to assist in their efforts in making safety gear and clothing for health workers.
By Elinor Glynn
Published 27th Apr 2020, 09:10 BST
The rank and file members of the Mid Antrim Branch of the Democratic Unionist Party give donation of £1000.00 to Harold & Alison McCloy of Village Blinds to assist in their efforts in making safety gear and clothing for our health workers. Pictured with Harold (centre) is Reuben Glover Chairperson of the Mid Antrim Branch and Paul Frew MLAThe rank and file members of the Mid Antrim Branch of the Democratic Unionist Party give donation of £1000.00 to Harold & Alison McCloy of Village Blinds to assist in their efforts in making safety gear and clothing for our health workers. Pictured with Harold (centre) is Reuben Glover Chairperson of the Mid Antrim Branch and Paul Frew MLA
The rank and file members of the Mid Antrim Branch of the Democratic Unionist Party give donation of £1000.00 to Harold & Alison McCloy of Village Blinds to assist in their efforts in making safety gear and clothing for our health workers. Pictured with Harold (centre) is Reuben Glover Chairperson of the Mid Antrim Branch and Paul Frew MLA

Reuben Glover, Chairperson of the Mid Antrim Branch, pictured here with Harold and DUP MLA Paul Frew, said: “What Harold and Alison have achieved to date alongside their able team of Volunteers and contacts is tremendous and the members of the Branch, many of them health workers and volunteers themselves in many guises, thought it would be good to donate to this worthy cause.

“It was good speaking with Harold to see his passion and determination to make a difference, he gave us a full update of what was taking place and what he hopes to achieve in the coming weeks and we say ‘well done for stepping up’.

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“There have been many worthy efforts of fundraising over the past few weeks and it’s reassuring to know that when we all need to pull together to save lives and protect the most vulnerable and the staff who look after us, we can all help with the effort.”

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