Pavers store gives £100 donation to mark 100th store opening

Pavers store at the East Midlands Designer Outlet has donated a bumper cheque to the Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire Air Ambulance to mark the chain’s 100th store opening.
By The Newsroom
Published 8th Jan 2014, 09:10 BST
Store manager, Gail Day right, from the Pavers shop at the East Midlands Designer Outlet, hands over a £100 cheque to Dave Gibbon, left, from the Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance, after the charity was chosen as the local recipients to celebrate the chain's 100 store opening. Also pictured are staff, Jordan Whittaker, Asha Priestley, Jake Draycott, Jane Adlington and Robert Thompson.Store manager, Gail Day right, from the Pavers shop at the East Midlands Designer Outlet, hands over a £100 cheque to Dave Gibbon, left, from the Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance, after the charity was chosen as the local recipients to celebrate the chain's 100 store opening. Also pictured are staff, Jordan Whittaker, Asha Priestley, Jake Draycott, Jane Adlington and Robert Thompson.
Store manager, Gail Day right, from the Pavers shop at the East Midlands Designer Outlet, hands over a £100 cheque to Dave Gibbon, left, from the Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance, after the charity was chosen as the local recipients to celebrate the chain's 100 store opening. Also pictured are staff, Jordan Whittaker, Asha Priestley, Jake Draycott, Jane Adlington and Robert Thompson.

Store manager, Gail Day (right) handed over a £100 cheque to Dave Gibbon (left) from the air ambulance on 7th January. Pavers stores all over the country will also be choosing a local recipient to benefit from £100.

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