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Man spends £2,000 buying shopping for elderly and NHS workers

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A father-of-five has spent hundreds of pounds of his own money buying food parcels for the elderly and vulnerable after seeing a woman in tears because a shop had sold out of painkillers.

Dean Vine, 33, found the elderly woman some aspirin at a local pharmacy then put out a message on Facebook urging people in need to contact him.

He and wife Natasha have since spent £1,700 of their own money on more than 50 bags of shopping for dozens of people. They put together food packages of tins of beans, tomatoes and mixed vegetables, along with eggs, bread, long-life milk, fruit juice, snacks and toiletries.

Dean's employer Thames Water is now matching the amount spent with supermarket vouchers so he can continue to support his community in

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