Padiham man needs to raise 'bail' money in support of Derian House

A Padiham man has found himself in “jail” at work for constantly breaking chairs – and needs to raise some cash for charity to guarantee his release.
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Robert Taylor (50) the new head of audio visual at Altham company Media Village has got himself in a bit of bother, and must now raise a minimum of £999 for Chorley-based children’s hospice Derian House.

"Bail me Out” is a fund-raising idea dreamt up by Derian House aimed at chief executives and managing directors of companies to help them raise money.

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Robert said: “I can’t believe they’ve done this to me, what is the world coming to when a chap can’t break a couple of flimsy office chairs with his admittedly a little heavy behind without his colleagues throwing him to the wolves?”

Robert Taylor is raising money for Derian HouseRobert Taylor is raising money for Derian House
Robert Taylor is raising money for Derian House
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To support Robert please visit https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/prisoner-robert.

Derian House provide respite and end-of-life care to more than 450 children and young people across the North West.

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