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Tailor makes Burns Night waistcoats in his care home
A 96-year-old retired tailor is making waistcoats for Burns Night in his care home.
Elwyn Gwynne Hughes has raised £1,400 for charity by making more than 50 of the garments for the celebration of Scotland’s national bard.
Mr Hughes, who lives in York, was stationed in Orkney for a period during World War Two.
He says that keeping active is good for his physical and mental health.
Mr Hughes has also started making special skirts for Burns Night.
Original interview: Emma Trim/Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio York
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