AN INSPIRATIONAL Cirencester grandmother is celebrating working three decades at the town's leisure centre.
Sarah Nelmes - who recently became a grandmother and volunteers for Marie Curie charities - this month celebrated working 30 years at Cirencester Leisure Centre.
Paula Dorrington-Brown, fitness manager at the centre, said: "Sarah has been a loyal hard-working member of the team, helping out with the many questions and queries that our lovely customers bring when they visit.
"She has been an absolute stalwart during her time. She is well-known by so many of the members and has been a huge support with children’s swimming lessons.
"Sarah is also well know for her charity work and is often seen in the centre and around town raising money for Marie Curie.
"She is such an inspiration and it’s always reassuring for her colleagues and customers alike when she is on duty.
"Well done Sarah, it is always a pleasure working with you - you are more than a member of staff, you are also a friend to so many."
Sarah said:"I feel privileged to have worked with so many lovely people - where has time gone?".
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