PUB regulars held a fun night and raised cash for a charity which helps children with a rare disorder.
Regulars at the Griffin Inn, Redlam, Blackburn, raised £2,000 for Unique, a support group for the families of children born with rare chromosome abnormalities.
The disorder can cause disability, growth deficiency, development delay and learning difficulties.
The money was raised from an auction, raffle and special Spice Girls dance routine by female pub regulars.
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