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Toll road helps ensure Sea Cadets are ship-shape ahead of inspection

Local Sea Cadets have been given a helping hand by the operator of the M6 Toll.

Phil Denny and Craig Smith from the M6 Toll with Gary and Maria Harborow from Tamworth and Lichfield Sea Cadets
Phil Denny and Craig Smith from the M6 Toll with Gary and Maria Harborow from Tamworth and Lichfield Sea Cadets
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LOCAL Sea Cadets have been given a helping hand by the operator of the M6 Toll.

The Tamworth and Lichfield branch were supported with a yard clean-up ahead of a their Royal Naval Parade and official inspection.

Using one of its road sweepers, the M6 Toll team helped clear debris and refresh the outdoor space.

Jo Brett, from M6 Toll, said:

“After meeting members of the Sea Cadets team at a recent Support Staffs event we were delighted to offer our support ahead of their inspection.

“They provide fantastic opportunities for young people locally, and we’re proud to play a small part in supporting the important work they do in the community.”

A spokesperson for Tamworth and Lichfield Sea Cadets said:

“We’re very grateful to M6 Toll for their support. The yard clean-up has made a real difference and helped us prepare confidently for our inspection.

“It’s great to see local organisations working together to support young people.”
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