Alex Easton MP for North Down was delighted to present John Watt, manager of Focus Menswear in Bangor, with a copy of an Early Day Motion (EDM) that was printed in the House of Commons, recognising his exceptional efforts in raising £50,000 for the NI Children to Lapland and Days to Remember Trust.
The EDM, tabled in Parliament, highlights John’s outstanding dedication to supporting children with terminal or life-limiting illnesses, enabling them to experience magical and unforgettable trips to Lapland. The motion also acknowledges the significant role local businesses like Focus Menswear play in supporting charitable causes.
Speaking at the presentation, Alex Easton MP said:
“John Watt’s efforts are nothing short of inspirational. Raising £50,000 for such a meaningful cause is an extraordinary achievement and a testament to his commitment to giving back to the community. It was a privilege to present John with this copy of the Early Day Motion, which ensures his efforts are recognised at the highest level.”
John Watt expressed his gratitude, saying:
“I’m deeply honoured to receive this recognition from Alex Easton MP and the House of Commons. This achievement was made possible thanks to the generosity of the local community and my colleagues, and I’m proud to support the NI Children to Lapland and Days to Remember Trust in their incredible work.”
The presentation underscores the importance of community spirit and the profound impact individuals like John Watt can make in supporting those in need.
Alex Easton MP
Member of Parliament for North Down.
