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Monte Carlo run boosts charity's coffers

Tim Deakin, right, and Jeremy Copestake who took part in the Monte Carlo run
Tim Deakin, right, and Jeremy Copestake who took part in the Monte Carlo run

A charity auction in Monte Carlo added £8,000 to the fund for the Teenage Cancer Trust.

The auction was part of the Full Monte, which saw 30 supercars - including Ferraris, Rolls Royce and Aston Martins - head to Monaco from Broome Park.

Participants included Jerry Copestake, landlord of the Griffin’s Head pub at Chillenden, and Tim Deakin, of former Canterbury outfitters Deakin’s.

Organiser Alex Hamilton, from Monks Horton, near Hythe, said: “Everything has gone brilliantly and £8,000 from the auction in the hotel on Saturday night was a real bonus.

“We have a balance of about £32,000 now for the charity and we are already planning next year’s Full Monte."

Most of those taking part travelled back to the UK on Wednesday.

For more on the event visit www.fullmonte.org

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