Army cadets from Lanarkshire have been thanked for their hard work in raising thousands of pounds for Erskine.
The young people of 1 and 3 Platoons (RSB) - Strathaven & Newmains Army Cadets - raised over £3000 for Scotland largest veterans’ charity.
The young cadets, pictured, had a busy summer as they undertook a number of fundraising events.
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They attended the Strathaven Balloon Festival where they had a large bouncy castle and donations received from parents of youngsters “wanting a wee shot” on their inflatable soon mounted up.
Not content with that, the cadets then completed a sponsored walk around Strathclyde Park raising a hugely impressive sum which brought the final total to £3270.
Jim Watret, community fundraiser, told Lanarkshire Live: “Our residents were delighted to hear that the young people had raised such a large amount and would like to thank each and every one of the cadets who took part in the events”.
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