A DINNER LADY who has been slaving away behind a hot stove at Goldthorpe Primary for 33 years has finally decided to hang up her pinny.
Kathleen Thompson, 67, has seen children come and go and then their children come and go in her long career at the school on Doncaster Road.Now she has a big gap in her life to fill.
Kathleen, of Kennedy Drive, Goldthorpe, said: "I've seen kids I used to give lunches to bring their kids but I've got some wonderful memories and all my children went to the school."
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