Over 130 scuba divers recently took to the water dressed as Santa at Vobster Quay near Radstock, raising more than £2,000 for charity Help for Heroes.

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The divers braved the inclement weather for a worthy cause, with the quayside awash with fluffy Santa beards, red suits, reindeer and even the occasional Grinch.
The total of £2,350 was raised thanks to a combination of donations and the sale of raffle tickets.
Co-organiser Jason Brown said: “This year’s event was a real success, with divers coming from across the country.
“Everyone had a very merry time, including a team of staff and volunteers from Help for Heroes, whose assistance made a real difference on the day.”
Help for Heroes’ area fundraising manager, Rhys Edwards, added: “More than £2,000 is a great gift for our veterans this Christmastime. We were quite sleighed by the total.
“Thank you to all the Santas – yule have made a big difference with your generosity.”
Help for Heroes champions the Armed Forces community and helps them live well after service.
The charity helps them, and their families, to recover and get on with their lives. It has already supported more than 30,000 people.