Rotary Club of Chertsey Charities Christmas Fair

Sat, Nov 30th 2019 at 10:00 am -

Annual Fair in Chertsey Halls

Tea, coffee and snacks will be on sale during the day organised by members and supporters of the 1st Chertsey Scouts (and we are very grateful to them for doing such a good job)

The public will be coming in at 10am and the Fair will close about 2.30pm after the raffle prize winners have been announced.. (We must clear the hall by 3 pm.)

The Mayor of Runnymede, and the Rotary Club President, will be visiting us during the morning for a chat with each stall holder.

Stallholders include :

1^st Chertsey Scouts (Refreshments!!) Woking and Sam Beare Hospice

Fighting against Blindness RNLI

Recrodis St John Ambulance

Tolo Cats

Addlestone Singers Woking Inner wheel

Chertsey WI Shooting Stars Chase Hospice

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RSPCA                                                          White Lodge

                                        Revelaires Revue Group

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