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Wig-wearing pupils support Chorley teacher with breast cancer


When teacher Angela Ratcliffe started treatment for breast cancer, she started wearing funny wigs to help her children come to terms with her hair loss.

She hoped to raise a smile and raise cash for the Breast Cancer Now campaign.

And now her school, Chorley All Saints, have held their own “crazy hair day” in her honour.

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