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Christmas comes early for dinner lady

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Ally Mcgilvray

Published: 9:01 AM May 17, 2016    Updated: 9:21 AM October 11, 2020
Pauline Vincent is stepping down from her role at North Walsham Community centre.

Pauline Vincent is stepping down from her role at North Walsham Community centre. - Credit: Archant

She has helped to prepare Christmas dinners for some of the town's most vulnerable.

But, after 20 years of volunteering, Pauline Vincent is stepping down from her role at North Walsham Community centre.

Her efforts were recognised by North Walsham Town Council who presented Pauline with the Town Council's Community Award for 2016.

The presentation was made by outgoing Mayor Brenda West during a surprise ceremony.

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