Employees of pubs and brewing giant Greene King have raised more than £1k for a cancer charity after holding a baking event.
The team at Greene King's support centre in Bury St Edmunds took part in Macmillan's World's Biggest Coffee Morning on Monday (September 23), with employees taking part in a baking contest.
Greene King, which has its headquarters in the town, has raised more than £6m for Macmillan Cancer Support over the last seven years.
MORE - Greene King name set to live on in Bury St Edmunds despite sale plansGreene King pubs up and down the country are also taking part in the coffee morning fundraiser as part of the 'We Love Macmillan Nurses' campaign.
Communications boss Greg Sage said: "Our Greene King team always go all out to support our charity partner Macmillan, and this year's coffee morning is no exception. The vast number of cakes and sweets displayed in our Bury office was impressive and delicious.
"Our pubs locally and across the country are also taking on the challenge to support Macmillan by raising money during Coffee Morning and will be serving our guests some tasty treats this week."
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