£29,000 raised by Billy Kewley
The chief executive of Hospice Isle of Man has praised the work of a man who helped organise a raffle which raised £29,000 for the charity.
John Knight says the organisation is 'so lucky' to have Billy Kewley's support.
The prize - a Honda Grom motorbike and helmet signed by stars of the Isle of Man TT - has now been collected by winner Philippa Fletcher.
Manx Radio was there when the prize was collected:
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