A local supermarket has made a donation to boost Saturday's spring fair at the Hamlet Centre in Norwich.

The disabled care charity recently featured in the Evening News after its professionally-made banner advertising the event, at its Johnson Place base, at the top of Grapes Hill, was stolen and then subsequently replaced for free by Big Paw Print Ltd.

Now another donation has boosted the event after the Thorpe St Andrew Sainsbury's supermarket, on Pound Lane, provided tea, coffee, cold drinks and Easter eggs

Julia Snow, the Hamlet Centre's fundraising manager, said: 'We are hoping for a good number of people at the spring fair, to enjoy our event and to help us fundraise.

'It will also give people an opportunity to explore inside our new site, our children's services at the top of Grapes Hill, which Sainsbury's Pound Lane also fundraised towards.'

The charity's fair is being held between 2pm and 5pm, with funds currently being raised for a new kitchen suitable for people who are disabled at its Ella Road site, which accommodates adult services.

Linda Andrews, spokesman for the Pound Lane store, said: 'Our store has raised thousands of pounds for The Hamlet Centre in the past and we are very pleased to able to provide support the charity by providing refreshments for their forthcoming event.

'We know how dedicated the charity is and we hope the refreshments will be enjoyed.'

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