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Jo's Trust

1:48pm Tuesday 29th January 2008

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Calder Valley MP Chris McCafferty has put her name to cervical cancer charity 'Jo's Trust'.

They are battling to increase the number of young women vaccinated.

She agreed that the organisation is playing a vital role in getting the programme to help younger women, better known.

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