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THET’S AN AMAZING GESTURE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 April 2020

By Simon Staines

WORTHWHILE CAUSE: Thetford Town gave up their end-of-season night out to raise £2,000 for the NHS

THETFORD TOWN have given up their end-of-season bash to donate more than £2,000 to the NHS while also purchasing visors for healthcare workers and carers.
The Step 5 Eastern Counties League club handed over the sizeable cheque to West Suffolk Hospital earlier this week after totting up their ‘fine’ fund that is usually used for a postseason trip.
They have also used their travel expenses from their final game against Ely City to order 250 visors that ...

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