•Sainsbury’s Surbiton announce final fundraising total of £2,320.
•Local Surbiton residents made a huge contribution, donating money to colleague fundraising activities and purchasing merchandise sold in-store
•Fundraising activities took place across the weekend of 15th to 17th March
•This year was the 25th anniversary of Red Nose Day
•Sainsbury’s has now raised over £74 million for Comic Relief since their partnership began in 1999

•Fundraising for Red Nose Day launches at Sainsbury’s Surbiton
•Colleagues set to ‘Do Something Funny for Money’ for the 25th anniversary of Red Nose Day by Joseph Wolff.
•This year’s official Red Nose Day merchandise is exclusively being sold in Sainsbury’s stores including Sainsbury’s Surbiton
•Sainsbury’s has raised over £63.5 million for Comic Relief since their partnership began in 1999

Sainsbury’s Surbiton have raised £673 during their first six months of their partnership with Princess Alice Hospice.

Sainsburys, Region 27, Youth forum representatives raised £133.48 in a coin collection and £121.42 worth of food donations for their regional charity partner Grenfell. The day was a great success due to the hard work from the colleagues from Surbiton, Mordon, Surybasin, Kingston, Clapham Common, Tooting, Merton and Balham.

Freemasons of Surrey and their partners make major donations to charities.

Shoppers at Surbiton Farmers’ Market this Saturday will be helping to raise funds for a sensory garden for autistic pupils at St Philip’s School in Chessington.

Two local bakers and Farmers’ Market regulars have had their achievements recognised in national and London-wide food awards.

Horse Rangers’ favourite goes into hospital.

Spring flowers, spectacular cakes, pastries and gourmet gifts will make Surbiton Farmers’ Market the place to go for your Mothers’ Day presents.

Surbiton Farmers’ Market returns to Maple Road in February after its winter break, with new stallholders and more fresh produce.