The Mayor of Knutsford’s annual fundraising quiz took place last week, raising over £650 for his chosen charities.
20 teams took part in the fun pub quiz at on Thursday 1st February, with team Katy Colins and Friends winning the trophy, a round of drinks and a bottle of fizz donated by hosts The Angel.
Mayor of Knutsford, Cllr Peter Coan, said:
“Thank you to the teams who took part and helped raise over £650 for the mayor’s charities. A great night was had by all, the picture round, featuring some of Knutsford businesses was thoroughly enjoyed, if not challenging for some. A big thank you to the Quiz master – Civic Events officer, Gemma Jackson.”
Raffle prizes were donated by Kings Barbers, and Majestic Knutsford which contributed to the raffle being a great success.
The next mayoral fundraising event is the highlight of the mayor’s fundraising calendar, the Mayor’s Charity Ball which takes place on 22nd March at Cottons Hotel.
Tickets for this evening of a three-course meal, entertainment and fundraising are still available and can be organised by contacting:
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