Halstead High Street cafes turn pink for Cancer Research UK

Charity - Halstead High Street's lunch spots, Fox & Herb and Munch have turned pink for cancer after launching a community fundraiser for Cancer Research UK <i>(Image: Halle Groves, Newsquest)</i>
Charity - Halstead High Street's lunch spots, Fox & Herb and Munch have turned pink for cancer after launching a community fundraiser for Cancer Research UK (Image: Halle Groves, Newsquest)
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Halstead High Street's lunch spots have turned pink for cancer, after launching a community fundraiser in support of a crucial charity.

Cafe and restaurant, Fox and Herb; and lunch spot, Munch are raising funds for Cancer Research UK, via an online fundraising page.

In an effort to show their support to the charity, both sites have been painted pink

Halstead - Fox & Herb and Munch been turned pink for Cancer Research UK (Image: Halle Groves, Newsquest)

Support - The businesses have launched a fundraiser (Image: Halle Groves, Newsquest)

Fox and Herb owner, AJ said: "We painted pink and it stirred up the community.

"It is a positive story from us - we are doing the right thing and investing our time, money and resources in to raising awareness."

The fundraiser has a £100 target and aims to bring the community together to support Cancer Research UK.

For more information, and to donate, visit fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org

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