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He said the Christmas night sleep out was also partly to respect those that didnt make it through this year “and the people that have been let down by the systems and continue to sleep rough on our streets”.   He said that in 2020 “we as a community have come together like no other during unprecedented times and we as a community have made a difference to peoples lives thousands of times”.   Mr Crowson said: “Although numbers continue to grow, we as a community have provided 32 peop...

He said the Christmas night sleep out was also partly to respect those that didnt make it through this year “and the people that have been let down by the systems and continue to sleep rough on our streets”.   He said that in 2020 “we as a community have come together like no other during unprecedented times and we as a community have made a difference to peoples lives thousands of times”.   Mr Crowson said: “Although numbers continue to grow, we as a community have provided 32 peop...

Published: 5:21 PM December 17, 2020    Updated: 10:34 AM December 18, 2020 Paul Albutt (left) and Annie Woods are on course to provide new toys to around 400 children this Christmas thanks to their toy appeal. - Credit: Ian Carter The organisers of a toy appeal aimed to help Fenland’s most disadvantaged and vulnerable children at Christmas said they could not be more grateful for the help they have received.  Paul Albutt and Annie Woods launched the Wisbech Toy Appeal last year to provid...