An Edmonton amusement arcade has raised £100,000 - enough to pay for 17 wheelchairs - for a disability charity.
Cashino gaming centre in Edmonton Green raised the six-figure sum during the past 12 months for CHIPS, who provide wheelchairs for young people.
As a result of the arcade's fund raising, 17 teenagers will receive brand new wheelchairs.
Phil Gibbs, marketing manager for Cashino, said: "It's been a great effort by our staff and customers this year and hopefully our continued efforts will help to raise much needed funds for many more wheelchairs in the future."
CHIPS co-founder Linda Lindsay added: "Cashino is one of our main fundraisers and were it not for them, these children wouldn't have an opportunity to combat their disabilities with such a valuable resource.
"I know both everyone at the charity and the recipients themselves are all very grateful to those involved."
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