CORONATION Street star Antony Cotton stepped out from behind the Rovers Return bar to have a tea break with nurses at the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.
The Edenfield actor took time out of filming to visit the nurses based on ward 76 to enjoy a well deserved tea break with them.
The former Woodhey High School pupil, who plays Sean Tulley in Corrie, is supporting the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital charity’s Big T-Break event tomorrow.
Antony said: “The nurses do such a wonderful job at the hospital so I thought it would be nice to come down and give them a well deserved tea break.
"I hope that lots of people sign up to the Charity’s Big T-Break.”
The Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital charity is raising money to ensure continued excellence in treatment, care and research — improving the lives of children throughout the North West and beyond.
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