Easter egg drive run by Burnley's Lane Ends pub and Rosegrove Fruit and Vegetable Shop a cracking success
A charity Easter egg drive saw a Burnley community come together to help provide a treat for those in need.
The campaign was a joint effort between the Lane Ends pub and Rosegrove Fresh Fruit and Vegetable shop, owned by Diane Beach.
The public responded generously to the drive for Easter treats for Pendleside Hospice and the East Lancashire Children and Adolescent Service. Around 100 eggs were donated by pub and shop customers and local business Motorpoint also donated 30 eggs.
James Wootton, holding manager at the Lane Ends, said: “We would like to thank the community for their kindness, we have been blown away by their generosity.”