A Camelon-based spiritual group has raised £2000 for Macmillan Nurses in the Falkirk area after hosting its annual fundraising night.

Spirit N Sky, which holds weekly church services in Camelon Community Centre, raised £1862 on the night itself, with the church topping up the final total to £2000.

The charity event, attended by around 75 people, featured three spiritual mediums, Cara Miller, Susan Irvine and John Beattie, who all live in the local area.

Going towards Macmillan Nurses working across the Falkirk area, the money raised will help fund extra accessories for patients to provide additional support for them during their care.

The group said its goal is to continuously raise money for local charities. Previous fundraisers have included Maggie's, the Scott Martin Foundation and Bellfield Rehab Centre in Stirling, along with various other groups in the area.

Spirit N Sky spokesperson Laura Graham said: "We can't thank people enough. The reason we chose Macmillan is that some of the girls in our group are currently needing Macmillan help, and this touched a couple of hearts within our community.

"With the money going toward helping the Falkirk area, when we gave the money over, the Macmillan nurses told us just how much of a difference it would make. Things like buying blenders to help patients eat their food and making people's lives that little bit better."

The group is now planning a toy drive in support of Rachel House, with more details to be confirmed in due course. They also thanked Camelon Community Centre, saying its support has been "above and beyond".

For more information visit the Spirit N Sky Facebook page.