THESE posties proved they are first class with a saucy strip for charity.
They are more used to pounding the streets, but they got hearts pounding when they ripped their clothes off to help raise funds for meningitis victim Tilly Lockey.
The six, all from the sorting office in Heaton, Newcastle, prepared their own version of the Full Monty.
They took to the stage in front of hundreds at the Jubilee Social Club, in Walker, Newcastle, and strutted their stuff to the sound of wolf whistles and cheers.
The stunt was the brainchild of Tony Gibson, 45, of Walker. He said: “None of us has ever done anything like this before so at first the idea was quite nerve-wracking, but we all loved it.
“I came up with the idea when my wife, Julie, said she wanted to have a fundraising night for Tilly after reading about her battle against meningitis. I thought we might be able to attract a larger crowd with the Full Monty.â€
