A BEAUTY queen did her bit for charity by collecting money for deaf children at a pantomime.
Fifteen-year-old Miss Bromley Julie-ann Morriss, from Penge, collected the money for Bromley's Deaf Access group last Sunday.
She was joined at a special signed performance of Cinderella at the Churchill Theatre, High Street, Bromley, by her two princesses, Ceris Palmer, 15, from Bromley Common, and Joanna Griffith, 15, from Downham.
Deaf Access trustee and honorary Bromley Community Events Group president Alan Roberts said: "I am so delighted these young ladies helped with the collection."
The Bromley-based charity was founded in 1996 to provide information and support for those of all ages who are deaf or hard of hearing.
It also offers advice to those who live and work with deaf people.
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