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Cleadon beauty salon to hold charity massage marathon in memory of South Shields couple killed in Manchester attack UK News

Beauticians at a South Tyneside salon are preparing to hold a ‘massage marathon’ in support of the Chloe and Liam Together Forever Trust.

Cleadon Beauty on Front Street hopes to give as many massages as possible to customers throughout April to raise money for the charity set up in memory of Chloe Rutherford and Liam Curry.

The South Shields couple tragically died in the Manchester Arena attack in 2017. The trust set up in their name provides grants to young people in the North East to help them achieve their goals in sport or performance.

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Cleadon Beauty apprentices Adrienne Chastney, 17, and Georgia Langley, 24, will perform the 30-minute back massages in the hope of raising more than £1,000 through customer donations.

Co-owners Tracey Lilburn and Beverley Brown, who have run the salon for four years, say apprentices aim to do at least 26 massages during the month.

Cleadon beauty salon staff Adrienne Chastney, left, Tracey Lilburn, center and Morgan Hopper, right, who run a massage marathon to benefit The Chloe and Liam Together Forever Trust.
Beauty salon to hold massage marathon in memory of South Shields couple

“We have two apprentices who are at slightly different stages in learning,” Tracey said.

“In our industry, they get to the stage where they’ve learned the skill but have to practice to perfect it. So in a way we decided, ‘why not do something for charity to try to raise money while they learn too?’

“Because they are young themselves and from the South Shields area, we wanted a local charity and we wanted to support the Chloe and Liam Trust which really helps young people to progress and reach their full potential. We so we thought the two things went together.up would be perfect.

Chloe Rutherford and Liam Curry, who were killed in the Manchester Arena attack.

“People can come in, get treatment and donate to the charity. So the charity benefits and the apprentices benefit because they’re learning all the time while they’re doing it. .

“It brings buzz to the show and everyone gets in a good mood.”

The first appointments will begin on April 1 and customers can book by calling the salon directly. Donations can be made via the Just Giving page: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/Cleadonbeautymasssgemarathon