The parents of a little girl who died of cancer have opened a charity shop in her memory to help other children suffering from the disease.
Meayla and Darron Woodward, of Victoria Street, Stairfoot, have opened the Briony's Gift charity shop on Doncaster Road, Ardsley, as a continuation of the charity which they set up in her name.
Briony died in 2007, aged three, after two year battle with neuroblastoma.
Meayla, 33, said: "Briony would have been ten this year. We like to think she would have been proud, it's the only way we can make her life mean something."
The charity raises money to help provide other children undergoing treatment with gifts or wishes.
The couple had taken their daughter Vienna, four, to a dancing class opposite the empty store and had signed the deal four hours later.
Meayla added:" The shop is across from the nursery where Briony used to go, and some of the kids we have given gifts to keep popping in which is nice.
"It's going really well and is a regular source of fundraising."
The shop is open daily from 8am.
