Mayor of Knutsford, Cllr Peter Coan, kicked off his term with his first fundraiser of the year, a family BBQ which took place at the Council Offices on Friday 21st July.
The Mayor’s BBQ has become an annual event with lawn games for entertainment, a bar and a prize raffle helping raise more funds on the night. Local businesses provided the event with food and drink and 1st Knutsford Scout group kindly helped with the BBQ
Over £400 was raised for the Mayor’s chosen charities, Knutsford Men’s Shed, a community space for men to connect, converse and create and Knutsford GROW, which brings together two groups of people for mutual benefit; providing gardening services for people not able to tend their own gardens and providing opportunities for volunteers to deliver a community service.
Cllr Coan said:
‘This was a great first fundraiser of my Mayoral term, it was great so see lots of both new and familiar faces. The rain stayed away and a huge thank you to 1st Knutsford Scouts for their help and support on the evening!’
For more information about the Mayors fundraising events, please contact the Civic Events Officer on:
01565 653929
...or email:
Future Leighton Hospital construction partner raises over £6,600 for Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity
Congleton Town Council Provides Free Bus Travel to Power the Green Fayre
Man jailed for assaulting a man in Knutsford
Man jailed for rape and attempted rape in Congleton
Two-way traffic to return to Winsford Station Bridge with weight restriction in place
TRACTOR RUN - ADLINGTON TO TWEMLOW - TO OPPOSE THE PEAK CLUSTER PIPELINE
Crewe man sentenced for online child sexual offences
Supporters join Cheshire disability charity to celebrate grand opening of Wingate Holidays
New Congleton CID team goes from strength to strength
Children and families in Cheshire to benefit from new Child Focused Courts approach
Appeal for information following serious collision in Crewe
How is smoking impacting your health?
Work to begin on phase 2 of Manchester Road Active Travel scheme
Eleven Years of Christmas for the Community – Buxton’s Community Helping Community
Victoria Infirmary Outpatients rated Good by the Care Quality Commission
Two Years Without Sunday Trains - Congleton Campaigners Demand Action
Residents invited to have their say on plans to clamp down on anti-social drivers
Cheshire East Council highlights business success at award-winning Need Golf visit
Comments
Add a comment