Local charity served up with new kitchen

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Published by Craig Downs for Keepmoat in Housing and also in Communities

A Gedling-based charity is praising the generosity of local companies after they donated a brand new kitchen for their building. Three months after it was broken into, the Gedling Play Forum on Wollaton Avenue in Gedling, Nottingham has been supplied with a new, fully fitted kitchen thanks to local contractors working in the area. The community centre that it operates from was broken into in August, with vandals leaving the kitchen in a state of disrepair.  They broke units, damaged the sink...

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