05:02AM, Friday 21 June 2013
Members of Fu Jau Martial Arts Academy in Burnham have given their training hall a knockout makeover.
Volunteers rolled up their sleeves to transform the hall using the team’s colours of yellow and black.
The academy was nominated for a donation from the Dulux Let’s Colour project by community regeneration charity, Groundwork.
The academy, based in Britwell Road, was voted community club of the year in 2010 and junior club of the year in 2008 by Slough Borough Council for its work promoting effective self defence skills.
Chief instructor, Master Adrian Bedlow said: “We aim to raise the quality of life for all our students by helping them develop as people and become more confident.
"Our academy is very popular in the area, but there was no denying the interior needed an injection of colour to brighten it up.”
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