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  • 19/06/13
  • 12°C to 22°C Sunny spells
  • Boston, Lincolnshire 5-day weather forecast

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    Thursday 20 Jun

    Light rain

    Temp

    High17°c

    Low13°c

    Wind

    From North east

    Speed18 mph

    Friday 21 Jun

    Light rain

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    High18°c

    Low11°c

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    From West

    Speed14 mph

    Saturday 22 Jun

    Cloudy

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    High18°c

    Low11°c

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    From South west

    Speed26 mph

    Sunday 23 Jun

    Light showers

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    High17°c

    Low10°c

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    From West

    Speed21 mph

    Monday 24 Jun

    Light showers

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    High16°c

    Low9°c

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    From North west

    Speed16 mph

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LETTER: Charity shop stock is at a low

Your letters, emails and opinions - Boston Standard, Lincolnshire: bostonstandard.co.uk, on Twitter @standardboston

Your letters, emails and opinions - Boston Standard, Lincolnshire: bostonstandard.co.uk, on Twitter @standardboston

The recent extreme weather conditions have left many people in Boston unable to donate items to British Heart Foundation (BHF) shops.

This is having a serious impact in Boston and stock levels are critically low. Last year the severe weather cost BHF shops more than £1 million because we experienced a devasting drop in donations.

Donations are the lifeblood of our shops – which raised £26 million last year.

BHF managers are already reporting an 80 per cent drop in donations in areas worst hit by the snow.

I’m urging Boston people to call 01205366056 for a free collection if they’re struggling or to hold onto their goods and donate them to the BHF Boston when it’s safe.

If you’re clearing out your home and you’re struggling to remove larger items King’s Lynn Furniture & Electrical Store offers a free collection which can be booked online at bhf.org.uk/collection.

Call 0844 412 5000 or visit bhf.org.uk/shops for more.

Mick Parkin

British Heart Foundation

 

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