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SALFORD CHARITY FASHION SHOW IN AID OF PRIDE IN LLEYTON APPEAL
 

Star date: 27th January 2019

CHARITY FASHION SHOW AND TICKETS FOR FAT BOY SLIM

Charity Fashion Show in aid of Pride In Lleyton Appeal
Wednesday 13th March 5pm til late
Swinton Park Golf Club £5/£10 (with food)

The Pride in Lleyton Appeal, which helps Lleyton Coombes and others who have a life-limiting neurological illness, is holding a Charity Fashion Show at Swinton Park Golf Club in March, with a range of brand-new clothing from high street stores. all with up to 75% off retail prices. Tickets are on sale now at just £5 or £10 with food.

The Appeal has also secured a pair of tickets to see Fatboy Slim at the Manchester Arena on 28th February and is currently running a £2 a go number name card to win the prize.

Full details here... 


Lleyton Coombes, who will be 13 on his next birthday, was born with a rare life-limiting neurological illness called Niemann Pick Type C which prevents and even reverses brain development. He requires 24-hour care, cannot communicate normally and cannot walk very far without the assistance of a wheelchair.

For the past ten years, the Pride in Lleyton Appeal has been raising money to help Lleyton and others who have the same illness and, as part of this ongoing campaign, is holding a Charity Fashion Show at Swinton Park Golf Club on Wednesday 13th March.

On show will be a range of brand-new clothing from high street stores, all with up to 75% off RRP (Recommended Retail Price), with styles to suit all ages and sizes ranging from 8 to 22. All items will be available to purchase on the night with a debit card.                                                     

Alongside the show will be stalls, including handbags, purses and scarves by Pink Butterfly Boutique, Wilmslow; body shop products by Karen Cooney; ladies fashion jewellery and accessories by Suzanne at Shanghai Sparkles; Mehndi by Rabz Mehndi; sweets by Luscious Treats; chocolate and sweet bouquets by Candy Bouquets; and wax melts by Scented 4 You.

There will also be a raffle on the night*, plus a delicatessen of food available for just a fiver on top of the £5 admission price, with a menu ranging from chicken fajita wrap to vegetable curry.

All in all, a top night for a top cause with tickets on sale now.

Charity Fashion Show in aid of Pride In Lleyton Appeal
Wednesday 13th March 5pm til late
Swinton Park Golf Club
East Lancashire Road, Swinton, M27 5LX
 
Tickets are £5 admission, £10 with food
To book and pay, make a direct payment to Royal Bank of Scotland, Sort code 16-19-17; Account number 10276056 (please quote tickets and the number bought or food if purchasing both). 

* The Appeal is looking for raffle prizes and anyone wishing to donate items contact the organisers via www.prideinlleyton.co.uk or via Facebook, Twitter (@prideinlleyton) or email lleyton@hotmail.co.uk

The appeal has also had two tickets to see Fatboy Slim at Manchester Arena on 28th February donated and is holding a number name card (1 to 100) at £2 per number to raise as much money as possible.

To reserve a number at £2, make a payment to Royal Bank of Scotland, Sort code 16-19-17; Account number 10276056  (number confirmed once payment is received).

For more details on everything see the Pride in Lleyton Facebook page – click here or see the website www.prideinlleyton.co.uk

See also the Charity Fashion Show Facebook page - click here

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