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A Wick supermarket has shown it is passionate about providing shoppers with high quality and ethically produced products with its Fairtrade Fortnight. ....
Wick shopping store donates charity cheques By David G Scott Published: 18:09, 28 January 2021 Get the Courier and Groat sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day s newspaper A Wick supermarket handed over cheques totalling £250 to good causes on Wednesday. At the Co-op in Angle Park, just off Thurso Road, one of the cheques was handed to the Caithness Mental Health Support Group (CMHSG) which runs The Haven in Wick and Stepping Stones in Thurso. Co-op manager Modris Karklins said that every year the shop gives away £250 and this year the money was split equally between CMHSG and Keiss Primary School. ....
Wick supermarket donates ingredients for festive food By David G Scott | Updated: 15:12, 16 December 2020 Get the Courier and Groat sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day s newspaper This morning, a Wick supermarket shared seasonal goodwill through its charity campaign, Little Acts of Christmas Spirit. Wick Coop manager Modris Karklins and the store s member pioneer Jamie Robson gave trolleys filled with festive food to kids in Keiss and the elderly people of Lybster through two local representatives from each village. Treasa Hamilton, secretary of Keiss Primary School Parent Council said: We had spoken to Modris at the Coop and asked if they could donate treats for the children. It s been a very difficult year and we just thought it would be nice if we could give them an end of term treat. ....