Seven-year-old Hollie-Ann crops long locks for children's charity
A seven-year-old Bridgnorth girl has had her hair cut for a children's charity.
Hollie-Ann Lami, whose long locks were down to her hips, had her hair shorn for The Little Princess Trust.
The charity turns hair into wigs for children who require wigs following cancer and other illnesses.
Little Hollie-Anne said she was cutting her hair for her grandmother Jan and in memory of her late grandmother Rose.
The youngster had her long hair cut at the Riversides Caravan Park, in Kidderminster Road, Bridgnorth on Saturday and has so far raised more than £1,000 for the charity on the GoFundMe website, as well as from sponsorship from local Bridgnorth businesses.
Mum Nikki Lami said: "She came to this decision on her own when she visited a family friend who is undergoing cancer treatment and was showing her her wigs. She said even if she could make a difference in just one person’s life it was worth it."
Hollie-Ann's fundraising page is still active at gofund.me/517c8ab4