Last week, Bonnie Rogues and Circuit Kingston officially presented a cheque of £15,000 to the Kingston Street Pastors in a generous display of community spirit.

The substantial funds were presented from the hardworking teams at Bonnie's and Circuit to Charles Bamford, Coordinator of Kingston Street Pastors, and Rose Hickman, Deputy Coordinator, reflecting Bonnie Rogue's and Circuit's unwavering dedication to supporting its local community.

The donation, raised through a variety of high-energy charity events, hopes to support the Street Pastors' mission to provide safety for the area's night-time economy.

With a team of trained volunteers, Kingston Street Pastors are the heroes that provide support to partygoers on Friday and Saturday nights, from administering first aid or ensuring vulnerable individuals find a safe way home after dark.

The Bonnie Rogues and Circuit teams, dedicated to keeping the streets of Kingston safe, raised the huge amount via the Echo Trust, which is hinged on the important relationship between the hospitality sector and the safety of the community.

Paloma De Souza, General Manager at Bonnie Rogues said: "We chose this charity because they are a pillar of the community and protect Kingston's late-night economy.

"They ensure the safety of our guests and our community, which is an important value here at Bonnie Rogues. We are thankful to our customers, who generously supported our efforts and helped us give back to a cause that does a lot for Kingston."

This donation ensures that, as Kingston continues to thrive as a vibrant space and destination for nightlife, the safety of its community remains paramount.

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Bonnie Rogues and Circuit continue to be hives for good times and positive local spirit, and look forward to a future of supporting Kingston and its community.