We're being asked to donate a new pair of socks to help someone sleeping rough in Brighton this Christmas. Govia Thameslink Railway is running its Great Sock Appeal at Brighton Railway Station, collecting the footwear for Brighton Housing Trust. Charlotte Scallon, who heads up the social responsibility team at GTR, said: "After speaking to numerous homeless charities, we learnt how vitally important a new pair of socks really is for keeping feet warm and dry, and we are delighted to support them in this work. Christmas is a time for giving, and all it takes is one pair of socks, less than the price of a coffee, to improve the life of a homeless person this winter. We want to thank our customers and colleagues for their ongoing support for those in need." Donations of socks can be made at Brighton Railway Station from today (5 December). More Radio is continuously dedicated to providing a quality news service on-air and online, reporting local stories that matter across Sussex. If you enjoyed reading this story, then check out our home page at moreradio.online where you can find the latest from the county, along with features and competitions from our presenters, as well as listening to the station live. You can also sign up to our news alerts to receive updates on new stories. Simply click on the bell at the bottom right of the home page. This will then allow a pop-up which will ask if you would like to receive alerts. Press ‘allow’ and you’re all signed up! You can also follow us on Facebook and on Twitter.
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