The Scarborough v Bridlington rugby clash has been postponed due to a frozen pitch, it was due to be a fundraiser for the Lowery Foundation.
A luxury new build holiday home in Scarborough called "Super Brads Pad" where families impacted by cancer will be able to gather and create memory making short breaks was set to be supported today by Scarborough Rugby Club.
Here's Bradley Lowery Foundation Co-founder and COO Lynne Murphy explaining some of the other work the foundation are involved with.
For more information on the plans for Super Brads Pad - please visit here https://youtu.be/kwjDS2eLhxs?feature=shared


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