Charity success for '˜selfless' Gosport sisters

TWO sisters lost their locks to help a charity.
By The Newsroom
Published 23rd Jun 2017, 06:55 BST
Updated 12th Sep 2017, 10:56 BST
Sisters Willow-Mae Peak, left, and Macey-Rose, after having their hair cut for the Little Princess TrustSisters Willow-Mae Peak, left, and Macey-Rose, after having their hair cut for the Little Princess Trust
Sisters Willow-Mae Peak, left, and Macey-Rose, after having their hair cut for the Little Princess Trust

Willow-Mae, nine, and Macey-Rose Peak, 11, donated a total of 33 inches of hair to the Little Princess Trust – a charity that creates real-hair wigs for children diagnosed with cancer.

The sisters went to the Hair & Beauty Studio in Brewer’s Lane, Gosport, where their hair was cut by Leonia Dawkins.

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The girls’ mum Vanessa Peak said: ‘The girls watched a programme on TV where children had cancer. They did some research and came to me with their proposition.

‘How could I refuse such a selfless act?’

The sisters raised a total of £511 for the charity – one wig costs £350 to make.

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