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Cash boost plan for town charity

A charity which helps children with brain injuries is appealing for help to raise £5m.

The Somerset-based British Institute for Brain Injured Children (BIBIC) provides assistance for many families.

But it says with more money it could treat five times as many youngsters and provide a refuge for their parents.

Tony Hadley - formally of Spandau Ballet - helped launch the public appeal on Tuesday and has also promised to stage a fundraising concert.

The charity has its base at Bridgwater.


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