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Tea, pies and Christmas goodies to raise charity cash in Salford


Salford’s Ceremonial Mayor Councillor Karen Garrido is offering a packed programme of events up to Christmas to raise funds for her chosen charities.

She is aiming to raise enough money to refurbish a room next to the Haematology Unit at Salford Royal where patients receive treatment for cancer so children can visit patients and, through Kidneys for Life, to provide fistula bags for kidney patients.

Councillor Garrido has also launched a new charity – The Ceremonial Mayor’s Community Chest which will provide grants of up to £500 to community groups or individuals. It is open to everyone to bid for funds for things which will benefit Salford residents or help individuals achieve a personal goal.

Tickets for all events are available from michelle.lindsay@salford.gov.uk

Saturday October 1, 7.30pm

Back to the 70’s and 80’s

The Rock Hotel, Peel Green Road, Barton

Live Music and entertainment by ‘Freak Out’ and hot buffet

£10 per ticket

Saturday October 15 as part of Salford’s Food and Drink Festival

Afternoon Tea with the Ceremonial Mayor

Ceremonial Mayor’s Parlour, Town Hall, Swinton.

Join the Ceremonial Mayor and Consort for afternoon tea.

£10 per person, two sittings at 2pm and 3.30pm

Saturday October 22, 7pm

Flat Caps, Whippets and Chains

Holy Rood Church Hall, Moorside Road, Swinton

An evening of Northern songs and dance featuring the famous ‘The Retronotes’

Pie and peas supper and licensed bar

£10 per ticket

Thursday November 17, 5pm

Clarin’s Night

Ceremonial Mayor’s Parlour, Town Hall, Swinton

Lots of Christmas goodies on sale and mini pamper sessions

Tickets are free

Saturday December 10, 7pm

Ceremonial Mayor’s Charity Ball

The Lowry Hotel, 50 Dearman’s Place, Chapel Wharf, Salford

Live music and entertainment by ‘Soul Fingers’ and three course meal

£50 per ticket or £450 for a table of 10

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