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The latest Society news - July 2010
Heritage Festival winner presented with luxury hamper

Lucky winner Mrs Waller of Peterborough has been presented with her prize, a luxury hamper, after entering a prize draw at the Peterborough Heritage Festival

Anglia Co-operative held a stall at this year's Peterborough Heritage Festival, promoting the role that the Society has played in the local community for over 130 years which included a free prize draw.

Mrs Waller was one of three lucky winners receiving a luxury champagne hamper. Pictured is Mrs Waller collecting her hamper in AHF Boongate

Lucky winner Mrs Waller of Peterborough has been presented with her prize, a luxury hamper, after entering a prize draw at the Peterborough Heritage Festival

Colleagues rewarded in Long Service awards

July 2010

AROUND 2,000 years of loyal service was saluted when Anglia Co-operative staff were rewarded for long service at a special event in Peterborough.


Over 90 members of staff with 20-25 years of service gathered at the Cresset to receive certificates and vouchers acknowledging their contribution to the Peterborough-based company.

Chief executive John Chillcott and Harry Whitelock, chairman of the board of directors, greeted each staff member before a celebratory lunch was held.

Mr Chillcott said: “It was a privilege to present the awards. All of the recipients had completed over 20 years service and are recognised as the bedrock of the company.

“Anglia Co-operative directors also attended, reflecting the importance that the board of Anglia Co-operative places on the loyalty and hard work of their colleagues.”

July 2010<br /><br />

AROUND 2,000 years of loyal service was saluted when Anglia Co-operative staff were rewarded for long service at a special event in Peterborough.

Anglia Co-operative sponsors Peterborough Heritage Festival.

July 2010

Anglia Regional Co-operative has helped over 20,000 people experience two thousand years of history brought to life in one big weekend.


The Peterborough Heritage Festival took place in the grounds of Peterborough cathedral on Saturday 3rd and Sunday 4th July. It featured re-enactments, arena displays and a medieval market creating a living history extravaganza for all to enjoy.

The heritage weekend was proudly sponsored by Anglia Co-operative as a part of Co-operative Fortnight, an event promoting the Co-operative difference. The team from Anglia Co-operative held a stall celebrating 132 years of Anglia Regional Co-operative Society.

Jo Pope, Team leader of Members Services said “It was a fantastic weekend. We enjoyed discussing the role that Anglia Co-operative has played in people’s lives over the years. It truly is a part of the history of Peterborough”

July 2010
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Anglia Regional Co-operative has helped over 20,000 people experience two thousand years of history brought to life in one big weekend.

Anglia Co-operative Community fund donates to MIND

June 2010

AN organisation helping people with mental health issues in the Peterborough and Fenland area to live full lives has been given a big boost by generous customers of Anglia Co-operative.

Peterborough and Fenland Mind has received a £6,000 donation from the Anglia Co-operative Community Fund, which has given over £600,000 to local worthy causes in the past 25 years.

A cheque was presented to Peterborough and Fenland Mind’s service development officer, Emily Gray, by Jean Humphreys, a member of Anglia Co-operative’s board of directors, at the city’s Westgate department store.

The money was raised by Anglia Co-operative customers who generously diverted their membership reward points into the community fund.

Emily Gray said: “It’s a wonderful gesture by Anglia Co-operative customers. The donation will really make a huge difference to us. It’s such a huge amount of money and we’re really excited by it.

“It will be used in so many different ways, including developing training courses in basic mental health awareness and stress in the workplace to take out to organisations and businesses in the area, and to set up a men’s group in Peterborough.”

Mrs Humphreys explained: “Causes are nominated each year by customers or members of the public and then a committee decides on which should receive donations.

“We haven’t supported a mental health charity for some years. We knew that the Peterborough area has an active Mind group and we’re delighted that this money really will be spent for the benefit of local people.”

<strong>June 2010</strong>
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AN organisation helping people with mental health issues in the Peterborough and Fenland area to live full lives has been given a big boost by generous customers of Anglia Co-operative.

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