A POPULAR annual pantomime has raised money for charity in tribute to a former cast member.
A £1 donation was made from every ticket sold for Steeton Cricket Club's latest adult panto.
And in total £600 was coined in for Manorlands, the Oxenhope Sue Ryder hospice.
The charity was chosen as a salute to the care it gave to Chris Croden, a star of past pantos, who died last September.
Chris had been a long-serving paramedic with Yorkshire Ambulance Service, and flew with the region's first air ambulance crew.
A spokesperson for Steeton Cricket Club says: "The staff at Manorlands showed much care and compassion to Chris and his family during his final few days.
"We are delighted that the hospice is a recipient as the ongoing success of our annual adult pantomime helps commemorate Chris."
A cheque was presented to Manorlands by Chris' widow Christina and friend Louise Higginson.
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