SHE'S CONQUERED the Cederberg Mountains in South Africa, she's heading for the Great Wall of China in September - and now Southampton mum, Joyce Cameron is helping to give a Southampton pub a new name.

The 45-year-old supermarket driver from Shirley needs to raise cash fast for her charity trek and has organised an Easter egg raffle at The Winston Hotel on Hill Lane - where punters can make suggestions for a catchy new pub name.

All drinkers need to do is buy a raffle ticket before the draw at 6pm today and write their ideas on the back of their tickets.

All the proceeds will go towards helping Joyce raise the £2,800 she needs for her British Red Cross trip - the charity she loyally supports.

Joyce, of Bellemoor Road, said: "It's important to me to do what I can for the charity and that's why I can't wait to get out to China and take up the challenge.

"Last year's trek was an amazing experience. We thought the pub raffle would be a good idea and a bit of fun."

After a whole new look and an extension on the pub, landlord Steve Eyers thought it was time for a change, and his bar manager Paul Glass came up with the idea of getting the customers involved through Joyce's raffle.

Paul, 27, said: "We thought it would be a great way to get some of the customers in on the task because we were finding it hard ourselves, while helping to support a good cause."

Joyce will also be at the Tesco store in Tebourba Way, Millbrook, to sell more raffle tickets for Easter eggs just in time for Easter Sunday.

Anyone interested in sponsoring Joyce should contact her on 023 8078 3621.