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Midland community groups benefit from Loveitts golf day

Loveitts held a golf day at Warwickshire Golf and Country Club in aid of the Heart of England Community Foundation.

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04:00, 13 SEP 2015

Loveitts golf day at Warwickshire Golf and Country Club

Paul Barnes, Sally Smith, Martin Renshaw, Tina Costello, Chris Edsall, Sue Heyes and Peter Rosier.

Community groups across Coventry, Solihull and Warwickshire are set to benefit from an extra £2,600

Loveitts, a residential and commercial property company in the region, held a golf day at Warwickshire Golf and Country Club in aid of the .

Fourteen teams representing the financial, property and legal sector took part with Lloyds Bank taking the overall crown. Penmans Solicitors was runners-up while Loveitts finished in a creditable third.

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