funeral director Nick Riley is pictured with funeral arranger Joanne Calvert-Hall from Co-operative Funeralcare at Five Lane Ends presenting the badges to pupils from the school.
Bradford youngsters have been given advice on how to stay safe on the roads as the nights draw in. The Co-operative Funeralcare at Five Lane Ends in Bradford has teamed up with national road safety charity, Brake.
For the second year running, The Co-operative Funeralcare has given 150 high visibility reflective badges to pupils at St Francis Roman Catholic Primary School in Myers Lane, Bolton, Bradford.
“We are helping to raise awareness of the importance of being visible on the road during dark nights,” said principal funeral director Nick Riley.
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