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Friday 18 May 2012

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Bunty thanked for all her help

Volunteer charity worked Bunty Anderson is pictured, centre, with Norman Makin ( board member), Helen Coutts ( shop co-ordinator), volunteer Pam Kirkpatrick and CVSA business manager David Wood.

Published on Tuesday 14 February 2012 10:50

A dedicated charity worker was presented with an award in recognition of her contribution to local services.

Bunty Anderson has worked as a volunteer at the Bridge Street charity shop in Banchory - formerly known as Kincardine and Deeside Voice, now CVSA - for 22 years.

Bunty was presented with a certificate for her ‘outstanding commitment’ to volunteering as well as a gift and bunch of flowers at a presentation in the shop last week.

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