Lanarkshire housebuilders raise tee-rific sum of cash for sick kids at charity golf day

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A Lanarkshire housebuilder swung into the charity spirit, raising thousands of pounds for sick children. The tee-rific effort saw Bellshill-based firm Lovell donate a fantastic £6500 to The Donna Miller Foundation, part of the Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity.

The annual event sees the developers entertain a number of their contractors who travel par and wide for the event at Drumpellier Golf Course in Coatbridge.

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Kevin told Lanarkshire Live : "Our annual Lovell Golf Day took place with 20 of our sub-contractors at Drumpellier Golf Course and was organised by our assistant buyer Lee-Ann. "It was a fab day to interact with our trades and Dougal Baillie Associates were the ones who came out as champions for 2021."We look forward to holding our golf day again this year in August."Ambassador of The Donna Miller Foundation